People that are exercising and eating a good diet do have sex more frequently and do have less problems with sexual dysfunction and those types of problems.

The access to the education on specific areas covered under this program has been very limited. We've had people respond to a disaster who haven't been specifically trained or educated on how to deal with its unique aspects. This program will provide a significantly better understanding for [first-responders] so they can take better care of their patients, as well as protect themselves.

We found that only 8 percent of people would use pre-implantation sex selection for non-medical reasons.

People may have temporary lapses from the sleeping pills. They may have motor and coordination (problems). Sometimes, elderly patients may fall at night.

One of the problems that we're having today is treating all sex offenders as equally dangerous - and using one-size-fits-all strategy to prevent sexual recidivism.

It's senseless for [the university] or others to replicate efforts and repeat what others have already done. That goes against the very principal of progress.