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Misuse Of Erection Drugs May Put Men's Sex Lives At Risk

Intake of erection pills just for fun may put young men's sex lives into risk, warns a new study. Nearly 6 percent of the sexually active college

Spending by Males on Beauty Treatments to Look Good Increased by 66%

A new report has said that there has been a 66 percent increase in men seeking beauty treatments over the past 12 months in UK, with haircuts, hair removal and tanning topping the list.

Weight Loss Could Get a Hand With Testosterone Injections

Older men who are obese with low testosterone levels can shed weight by taking supplements of the male hormone, according to the findings of a study released on Wednesday.

PSA Screening to Detect Prostate Cancer can be Beneficial: Study

Screening younger men at risk of prostate cancer can be beneficial in reducing metastatic cancer and deaths, says study published in CMAJ. The United

Hormone Levels Rise in Men Watching a Football Game

A new study has found that the excitement of watching a football game raises the hormone levels in men but it remains constant even if the team they support wins.

Post-Discharge, Men More Likely Than Women to Need Urgent Hospital Care

Even though they are thought to be the stronger sex, a new study published in BMJ Open has found that men have a greater chance of requiring medical attention,

Man's Health Under Stake by Stressing Over Wife's Breast Cancer

Taking care of a wife with breast cancer can have a reckonable negative impact on men's health, even years after the cancer diagnosis and end of treatment, states recent research.

Dads too Suffer from Post-Natal Depression

While it is common knowledge that mothers suffer from post-natal depression, a new study has found that even fathers suffer from the same condition and it may rub off on the babies.

Men Who Skip Breakfast Are At Risk of Developing Diabetes

Skipping the breakfast regularly raises men's chances of developing diabetes by more than 20 percent, scientists warn. It follows previous research

Egoistic Men Wary of Yoga can Now Go for "Broga"

Men who might previously have opted for a tennis racket or running shoes now have the choice of taking a new form of yoga called Broga. Yoga, which

Testicular Self Examination Doing More Harm Than Good: Expert

Dr Keith Hopcroft, a general practitioner in the southeastern county of Essex, has opined that self-examination of the testicles to detect early signs

Potential Transmission Risk in MSM: Study

HIV-infected men who have sex with men (MSM) are at an increased risk for spreading HIV despite taking antiretroviral therapy (HAART), shows study.

New Radiology Method to Treat Enlarged Prostate

Prostatic artery embolization - a new interventional radiology treatment treats men with debilitating symptoms caused by an enlarged prostate. "Having

Link Between Diabetes and Risk of Cardiovascular Problems

Diabetic men are at a higher risk for major cardiovascular events, says study. The study is being presented at the American College of Cardiology

Treating Male-pattern Baldness Becomes Easy

American scientists have been successful in pinpointing a protein called prostaglandin D synthase (PGD2) that triggers hair loss in men. This discovery

Men Falter in the Presence of Women

Latest research claims that men perform worse on cognitive tasks in the presence of women.The research conducted by psychologists at Radboud University,

Providers' Attitude on Vaccinating Young Males Against HPV May Defy New Proposal

Health care provider's attitude concerning male human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination could affect the implementation of new guidelines find researchers

Free Pizza With Vasectomy

A Cape Cod clinic is giving men the perfect excuse along with free pizza coupons to watch the NCAA basketball tournament- A vasectomy.In fact the Urology

Link Between Dietary Fat and Semen Quality

An association has been established between high fat intake and lower total sperm count and concentration. The results of the study published in Europe's

Link Between Sugar-sweetened Beverages and Heart Disease Risk

In men, sugar beverages increase risk of heart disease, shows study. In a new study, scientists found that men who drank a 12-ounce sugary

Study Says Circumcision may Help Protect Against Prostate Cancer

Circumcision linked to lower prostate cancer rate, shows study published in Cancer. Infections are known to cause cancer, and research suggests

Less Than One-Fifth Of Men Get Tested For Infertility

Fertility problems haunt women more than men, despite the fact that half of the problems are due to the male, with low sperm count as the main cause, reveals a new survey.

Men More at Risk of Dying From Heart Failure Than Women

Women with chronic heart failure may live longer than their male counterparts, researchers have said. The large analysis of studies comprising data

Relative Roles of Testosterone and Its Metabolite, Dihydrotestosterone in Men, Examined by Study

Men getting testosterone supplementation who also got dutasteride a drug usually used to treat an enlarged prostate gland and which blocks the conversion

Secreted Health Concerns of Elderly Men

Ever wondered if men ponder over health concerns especially when growing older? On ageing the healthy way? Do they have their concerns clarified by their

Effect of Chronic Stress in Adolescence

During adolescence, chronic stress has more powerful effect on the brain, says study published in Neuron by University at Buffalo researchers. "We

Expanding Gap Between Scottish and English Suicide Rates

Owing to a large extent of the many young Scottish men taking their lives the suicide rate gap widens between Scotland and England and Wales reveals a new study.

Erectile Dysfunction Perhaps an Indication of Grave Disease

Diabetes is capable of causing erectile dysfunction (ED), which is competent to lead a yet more severe condition, warn experts. "Most men do not realize

Smoking Is Bad For Your Brain

Middle aged men who smoke tend to have a more rapid mental decline than men who do not smoke, according to researchers at the University College London's Department of Epidemiology and Public Health.

Exercise Improves Prostate Cancer Patients' Survival

In men with low-grade prostate cancer physical activity boosts survival rate, reveals study. The study compared the activity of some 20,000

Sperm Counts can Reduce by Zapping Testicles With Ultrasound Zaps

US researchers have hit upon a rather inexpensive, dependable and reversible male contraceptive from zapping testicles with ultrasound. This method can reduce sperm count.

Negative Impact on Immunity by Sperm Production

Sperm production is more biologically demanding compared to what was formerly believed and expending energy on it has considerable health implications, reveals a new study.

Men can Intuitively Know When Their Partners Have Periods

Men can come to know when their partners are having their periods just by listening to their voice, a new study reveals. The study was conducted by two

Most Conflict in the World can be Blamed on Male Sex Drive

Scientists have revealed that the reason for most conflict in the world from war to football violence could be caused by the male sex drive. A review

Study Says Oral HPV Infections More Common in Men

A recent study reveals that oral human papillomavirus infections are more common among men than women. About seven percent of the US population

Men at Greater Risk for Mild Memory Loss: Study

Men are at an increased risk of experiencing mild cognitive impairment than women, reveals study published in INeurology/I, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology.

Pricey Egos

Narcissism, the personality trait perhaps has a particularly negative effect on the health of men, states a recent study published in iPLoS ONE/i.

Fathers of New Born Babies: A Safety Risk at Work?

An Australian study has warned that fathers of new born babies may pose an increased safety risk, both at the workplace and on the road, due to tiredness.

Upper-normal BP Elevates Atrial Fibrillation Risk in Middle-aged Men

A new research has found that middle-age men with upper end of normal blood pressure are at an increased risk of suffering from atrial fibrillation later in life.

Walk at a Speed of 5 Km Per Hour to Live Long

Men should walk at a speed of five km an hour or more to enjoy long life. The study which analyzed the walking patterns of 1705 men aged 70, found that men who walked at a speed of 1.

Study Says Environmental Exposure to Organochlorines may Affect Male Fertility

A recent study reveals that men exposed to organochlorine chemicals in the environment are at an increased risk of sperm abnormalities. Melissa Perry, Sc.

Wherefore Most Men Cheat!

Most men will always wind up adulterous even if they love their partners only to have more sex on their side, claims an American sociologist. According

Link Between Dietary DHA and Male Fertility

In a recent study scientists link dietary docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) to male fertility. DHA is essential in fusing the building blocks of the acrosome together.

Men are More Conscious About Beer Bellies, Lack of Muscles

4 out of 5 men confess to being unhappy about their bodies, especially beer bellies and lack of muscles, reveals survey. The Centre for Appearance

Lower Sperm Count Linked With Deep Voice in Men

A deep male voice, which typically attracts women as a sure sign of supreme manliness, can also be a sign of lower sperm count, a new study has found.

Soon Infertile Men to be Capable of Fathering Kids With Cultured Sperm

Hope for infertile men may come soon with the ability to father their own children instead of using donor sperm, owing to researchers in Germany and Israel

Protein Shakes and Baldness

A recent study reveals that protein shakes are partly to blame for baldness as they lead to the production of certain chemicals, which causes hair loss.

Work Stress Increases Stroke Risk: Study

Men are more likely to have a stroke if they experience stress at work, reveals study. The study conducted on men found that those in a higher

Ability of Men to Manage Fear and Still Exhibit Confidence Probed

Men who compete in mixed martial arts have unique ways of managing fear that actually allow them to exhibit confidence, according to a study by an Indiana University of Pennsylvania sociologist.

Similarity Between Baldness and Animal Shedding Coat

There might be some similarity between animal shedding its coat during certain times of the year and male-pattern baldness. Recent research from the University