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Physically Strong Men More Likely to Hold Right Wing Views

Men who have a greater physical strength tend to have a right wing and conservative stance compared to weaker men who lean more towards liberal and socialist views, a new study revealed.

Study Finds Lack of Global Health Policies Focusing on Health Needs of Men

A new study published in the journal Lancet underlines the lack of policies in global health strategies that focus on the health needs of men even though

Risk of ED High in Men Who Use Opioid Painkillers for Low Back Pain

A new study published in the journal Spine reveals regular use of opioid prescription painkillers for treating back pain in men could increase the risk of them suffering from erectile dysfunction.

Men With Deep Voices More Successful in Their Career

A recent research seems to suggest that getting ahead in their career for men lay not so much in their work, but their vocal chords and how deep their voice is.

British Men can Soon Purchase 'Male Lingerie'

'Male lingerie' is quickly gaining popularity in the United States and now an Australian company has revealed plans of offering sexy skimpies to British men by opening up a number of stores in the UK.

Nonsurgical Treatment Turns Back the Clock And Shrinks Enlarged Prostate: Study

A study suggests that men with a common condition that causes frequent nighttime trips to the bathroom can get relief with a minimally invasive treatment that shrinks the prostate.

Dramatic Changes in Bacteria Following Male Circumcision Discovered By TGen-led Study

According to a study, male circumcision reduces the abundance of bacteria living on the penis and might help explain why circumcision offers men some protection against HIV.

Men in Their 40s Should Ideally Undergo Screening for Prostate Cancer

Researchers have advised men in their late 40s to undergo screening test for prostate cancer. The research team suggested that screening tests for

Can Men Read Women's Thoughts, Feelings and Emotions by Looking into Their Eyes?

A new study has pointed out that men may fall short in understanding women's emotions and feelings as portrayed in the eyes of women. Men just cannot

Risk of Rheumatoid Arthritis May be Heightened With Low Testosterone Levels

In a recent study published online in the Annals of the Rheumatic Disease, researchers suggest that low levels of sex hormone, testosterone, in men may

Link Between Baldness and Clogged Artery Risk Identified

Bald men are more likely to develop coronary heart disease, says recent study, but only if the hair is lost at the crown. Men who bald from

Old Men Advised to Ride Women's Bicycles to Avoid Injuries

Researchers from Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute, advise elderly men to ride bicycles designed for women to avoid accidents and injuries.

Link Between Baldness and Prostate Cancer

Among African-American men, baldness is associated with a higher risk of prostate cancer, finds study published in iCancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers (and) Prevention/i.

Surgery Benefits Men With Prostate Cancer

In men with localised prostate cancer, surgery was found to offer better survival benefit than radiotherapy, finds study. The study won the second

Prostate Cancer Lowers Libido

In a recent study it was found that prostate cancer damages sex life. The study by the Macmillan Cancer Support charity suggested that rising

Winter Season Associated With Peak Sperm Production

Researchers from Ben-Gurion University have revealed that the winter season is conducive to peak sperm production in most men. Their study 6455 semen

French President Proposes 6 Months Paternity Leave for the Father After the Birth of a Child

A new parental leave law has been proposed by The French President Francois Hollande, which will enable fathers to avail six months of paid leave following the birth of a child.

Study Says Prostate Most Common Form of Cancer Among Men

According to a recent study, one in eight men develop prostate cancer at some point during their life. Government figures show that this is the

The Soccer 'Head Bash' may Affect Your Mental Ability

'Heading' the soccer ball may affect performance in cognitive tasks, states research. Anne Sereno and colleagues from the University of Texas Health

Older Men to Screen Themselves for Skin Cancer

Men aged 50 and older are less likely to examine their skin for early signs of skin cancer and report a suspicious mole to a dermatologist, state studies.

Hyper-masculine Advertisements may Affect Male Temperament

Exaggerated hyper-masculinity depicted in magazines can arouse aggressive behaviour in men, states research. Hyper-masculinity is an extreme form

Yoga - The New Workout for Men

More men are enrolling themselves for yoga classes, ditching their girlfriend's flowery yoga mats. Thankfully for them, some savvy retailers have

Sleep-deprived Men Eat More

Men who stay awake all night tend to consume bigger portions of calorie-dense foods the next day, say researchers. Researchers from Uppsala

Circumcised Men Experience Less Intense Sexual Pleasure, Orgasm

Experts have claimed that circumcision reduces sexual pleasure in men. A study found that those who've had their foreskin removed as children or adults

Exercise Cuts Prostate Cancer Risk in Caucasians

Among Caucasian men who do have prostate cancer, exercise was found to reduce the risk of the disease, finds study published in CANCER. Unfortunately,

Permanent Stress Significantly Raises Risk of Type 2 Diabetes in Men

Men who suffer from permanent stress are significantly at increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes, warns a new study. The finding is based on

Study Says Couch Potatoes Have Lower Sperm Counts

Men who spend more time watching television have almost half the sperm count of those who watch very little television, finds recent study. US

Men Taking Long-acting Chronic Pain Meds 5 Times Likelier to Have Low Testosterone Levels: Researchers

Low testosterone levels occur five times more often among men who take long-acting instead of short-acting opioids for chronic pain finds researchers.

Lincoln is the Tenth City With the Highest Proportion of Men With Boobs in UK

A survey has placed Lincoln in the top ten cities in UK with 45% men found to have "man boobs". Nearly 2,138 men across the UK participated in a survey which was conducted by Sweatband.

Long-acting Painkillers Linked With Low Testosterone Levels in Men

Men who take long-acting opioids for chronic pain are five times at greater risk of low testosterone, the male sex hormone, a new study says. The

Study Says Erectile Dysfunction Signals Heart Troubles

Recent study suggests that erection problems could be a warning sign of cardiovascular diseases. "The risks of future heart disease and premature

World's First Test to Analyse Testosterone-Diabetes Link

World's first test is getting underway in Australia to analyse whether testosterone injections could help prevent diabetes in men. Up to 1500

New IPhone App That Helps Men Measure Their Manhood

Scientists have come up with a new iPhone app that helps men to measure the size of their penis. The tool will help men to find the perfect condom that fits them.

Men With Thinning Hair Draw Inspiration from Wayne Rooney

Men with thinning hair can now seek inspiration from Manchester United striker, Wayne Rooney, who underwent a successful hair transplant procedure in 2011.

Specialized Messages Spur Hand Washing in Men

Good hygiene messages in washrooms were found to increase the likelihood of male hand washing, states study published in the journal iHuman Communication Research/i.

Good Looking Men Earn More Money

Men with good looks earn more than men with average looks, finds study. The first Australian study of the financial return for physical attractiveness

Study Reveals Crazy Effects of Testosterone

Testosterone - the male hormone fosters social behaviour and honest interactions, say researchers. University of Bonn researchers gave 46 people testosterone gel and 45 people a placebo.

Men Derive More Benefit From Eating Dark Chocolate

Scientists have claimed that men benefit most from eating dark chocolate as it protects them against heart diseases and stroke. The benefits include

Men With Lots of Brothers More Fertile: Study

Men with mostly brothers are likely to be more fertile, states study. The findings also support the theory that parents with genes for good male fertility are more likely to have boys.

Research Says Mental Health Lags Behind Global Health and Lifespan Improvements

A major new study of global health has involved a leading international expert on autism at the University of Leicester. Professor Terry Brugha, of

Sperm Length Determines Fertility

Variability in the length of the sperm plays a crucial role in determining fertility, say researchers. Researchers have found that sperm which had tails

Erectile Dysfunction may be Linked to Heart Disease: Research

A recent research links erectile dysfunction with heart disease in men between the ages of 30 to 60. "You hear about men who pass away from

Surge in Surgeries to Get Rid of Male Breasts

Imbalance in sex hormones and increase in obesity may have led to an increase in cases of men having boobs. Called as man boobs, statistics show that

Scientists Explore Link Between Belly Fat and Osteoporosis Risk

In men, belly fat is a risk factor for bone loss and decreased bone strength, states study. "It is important for men to be aware that excess

Soft Drinks Boost Prostate Cancer Risk

Men who drink one normal-sized soft drink per day are at an increased risk of contracting aggressive forms of prostate cancer, finds Swedish study.

Do Men Have a Clue What 'metrosexual' Means?

A new University of Cincinnati study has revealed that men in general take a keen interest in appearing well-groomed but did not think much of the term,

Vitamins Do Not Reduce Men's Risk of Heart Trouble, States Study

In men, daily use of vitamin supplements does not cut risk of cardiovascular disease, states study. It was published in the Journal of the American

Stem Cell Jab May Restore Fertility in Males After Cancer Treatment

Male primates who become sterile due to side effects of cancer drugs can regain fertility by injecting banked sperm-producing stem cells, researchers say.

Active Surveillance Can Prevent Unnecessary Prostate Surgeries

A new study has found that close monitoring of prostate tumors may help prevent unnecessary operations which can lead to incontinence and impotence. Prostate

Men Who Do Exercise Are More Fertile With Better Quality Semen

Based on a new study researchers at the University of Cordoba linked moderate physical activity in males with better hormone levels and sperm characteristics