men s health
Low Sperm Count May Signal Serious Health Risks for Men
A low sperm count may do more than affect a man's ability to have children. It also may be linked to a number of health problems, new research suggests.
'March Madness' Is a Peak Time for Vasectomies
The NCAA basketball tournament and other major sporting events are popular times for men to schedule vasectomies, because they have something to watch on TV while they recover.
Are Men Just 'Babies' When They Get the Flu? Maybe Not
As winter rolls into town, so does the flu and all its miserable symptoms.
Most Men Take Responsibility for Contraception
About six in 10 sexually active single men in the United States are taking responsibility for birth control, government health officials say.
America's New Dads Are Older Than Ever
New dads may sport a few more gray hairs than in years past, a U.S. study finds.
Most American Men Qualify as 'Overfat'
Most American men are "overfat," and most American women are not far behind, a new study says.
'Observation' Best Option for Most Low-Risk Prostate Cancer
Men with early stage prostate cancer who have surgery to remove their tumor do not live longer than those who receive no treatment at all, a long-running clinical trial has concluded.
The Top 10 Men's Health Issues
Men die at higher rates than women and, on average, die younger than women. So, what are the causes and what can men do about it?
Fix for Premature Ejaculation?
Men troubled by the embarrassment of premature ejaculation might soon have an easy way to avoid it.
The Connection Between Sleep and Prostate Cancer
Important information for the men in your life.
Geneticists Get to the Roots of Hair Loss in Men
Gene research may offer a glimmer of hope for men challenged by that bane of aging—male-pattern baldness.
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New Gel-Based Vasectomy
A new gel-based vasectomy has proven effective in a group of monkeys, raising hopes it could one day provide a permanent but easily reversible male contraceptive option in humans.
