Marriage 101: Why women leave men- A man's perspective

Study: Infertility Treatments No Help
Two common infertility treatments do not improve fertility when used alone, according to a study conducted in the U.K.
Men Adopt Twice As Often As Women
CDC: Men are twice as likely as women to adopt a child. African-Americans adopt more often than whites. 1 million U.S. women currently seek to adopt.
Scientists Create Stem Cells For Diseases
Harvard scientists produced stem cells for 10 genetic disorders, which will allow them to watch the diseases develop in a lab dish.
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Posted: 10:45 AM May 7, 2008
Last Updated: 10:45 AM May 7, 2008
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Marriage 101: Why women leave men A man's perspective on our conversation the past couple of weeks. Why do women leave men? What can men do about it? Vince Sharp is back with us.

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