Can some antidepressants cause lasting sexual problems?
NY Times: Some patients say symptoms persist long after they've stopped taking SSRIs.
NY Times: Some patients say symptoms persist long after they've stopped taking SSRIs.
New York Times: The youngest is not even a year old; the oldest is 14.
Times: Five (non-celebrity) dads on the joys and challenges of having kids later in life.
New York Times: 'The first thing to do is have the courage to admit you’re lonely.'
New York Times: What to know about some of the most common viruses.
New York Times: Widely adored Down Under, the spread is loathed by almost everyone else.
Telegraph: Takeout night doesn't have to be a health disaster, experts say.
NY Times: It used to be easy to have a cracked screen or camera fixed. Not any more.
Telegraph: Evidence shows that as the years of drinking notch up, so do the downsides.
Trade Me users whose accounts have been hacked by scammers want better security.
Times: The leading man is a long way from his foster-home upbringing in Dubin.
“I always lean in to my sisterhood. I call them my unpaid advisory board.”
Times: The England legend talks about highs, lows and adjusting to life outside cricket.
Times: The queen of the bonkbuster is back with a new novel, Tackle!
Times: 'I think Jon wanted to bankrupt me. I think he wanted to hurt me.'
New York Times: Hamas leaders believe only violence can revive the Palestinian cause.
Times: The remaining Beatles on keeping the music alive after losing Lennon and Harrison.
New York Times: The long, strange criminal trail of one stolen load of valuable sweets.
New York Times: Trump's still strong - but a conviction may turn the tide, poll suggests.
Telegraph: The older generation has perfected the art of perma-drinking - could I keep up?
Telegraph: Menopause has come out of the shadows. So have the snake oil merchants.
New York Times: 'These medications were not studied well or designed for this population.'
New York Times: Troops involved in secret US offensive developed life-shattering problems.
Telegraph: Trends come and go, but the fundamental equation hasn’t changed.
“Influencer? I hate that term. I really hate that term!”
A New Zealand nurse is using a space-age tool to combat an old foe.
Times: How did a girl from Tottenham end up playing Caesar’s Palace?
Times: For 10 weeks, Andrew Boyd went full tech eccentric - minus the blood swapping.
New York Times: From Britain to Italy, tensions have risen sharply.
Financial Times: Global data on new cases of dementia offers an unexpected ray of hope.