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FDA OKs libido-boosting pill for older women who have gone through menopause — Close-up of a woman holding a pill and a glass of water, ready to take medication. by JESHOOTS.com/Pexels / Pexels

Health · United States

FDA OKs libido-boosting pill for older women who have gone through menopause

67% Center coverage: 78 sources

U.S. health officials have expanded approval of a much-debated drug aimed at boosting female libido, saying the once-a-day pill can now be taken by postmenopausal women up to 65 years old.See the Story

FDA proposes allowing sunscreen ingredient already used in Europe and Asia — Mario Tama/Getty Images via Getty Images

FDA · United States

FDA proposes allowing sunscreen ingredient already used in Europe and Asia

74% Center coverage: 57 sources

Study finds link between using your phone and lower risk of cognitive decline — after a certain age

Manchester, New Hampshire · Manchester

Study finds link between using your phone and lower risk of cognitive decline — after a certain age

94% Center coverage: 18 sources

Recent research suggests that phone, computer, and tablet use may start to protect your brain health after a certain age. Here's what you need to know.See the Story

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