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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (15881)	3/1/2002 10:35:54 AM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (1) of 74559

It's Friday. Time to get OT. >>Hormone swings affect men too, suggests research 19:00 27 February 02 Rachel Nowak, Melbourne The newly recognised condition of irritable male syndrome plays havoc with male animals, temporarily turning confident, chest-beating Tarzans into withdrawn, grumpy wimps. And there's some evidence that irritable male syndrome, which is triggered by a sudden drop in testosterone, affects men as well as animals, says Gerald Lincoln of the Medical Research Council's Human Reproductive Sciences Unit in Edinburgh, Scotland.<< newscientist.com >>Older fathers run higher risk of fetal defects 18:39 28 February 02 Gaia Vince Older fathers are more likely to produce fetuses with chromosomal anomalies that lead to miscarriage or birth defects, shows new research. It was known that older women had a higher risk of such problems, but this is the first research to demonstrate a linear link between age and chromosome anomalies for men. << newscientist.com

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