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06-22-2011 08:15 AM
Having s-e-x, drinking coffee, working out -- these and other everyday activities that cause blood pressure to spike may briefly raise the risk of a burst aneurysm in the brains of certain vulnerable people, a new study suggests. FULL STORY
So maybe I would be b etter off to put my mu mu on and go sit in the rocking chair
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