Men's Health Articles & Stories
Men Can Lower Mortality Risk with Daily Exercise
Increasing daily exercise levels decreases the risk of death among African-American and Caucasian men, according to research examining the connection between fitness and mortality in over 15,000 participants. The study was first reported in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association.
Protecting Knees: Rehab and "Prehab"
Knee pain caused by osteoarthritis can affect your flexibility and ability to function. One option for treatment is arthroscopic surgery, but for those who wish to avoid or delay surgery, there are ways to alleviate arthritis pain without surgery.
Protect Your Knees: Exercise
Taking care of your knees is important, and something that's been debated for a while is whether or not exercise is helpful or harmful to knees. However, a new report released by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) titled "What is the Effect of Physical Activity on the Knee Joint? A...
Alcohol Consumption Linked to Higher Cancer Risk
While alcohol is commonly used as a social lubricant, recent studies have linked alcohol consumption to aging and also an increased cancer risk. The organic chemical compound acetaldehyde which is responsible for hangovers also represents an increased risk of cancer, particularly to heavy drin...
Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Advancements
Prostate cancer can be tricky to diagnosis, and because of it 40% of men with prostate cancer may be unaware they have it, according to researcher by the Prostate Cancer Foundation in Chicago. However, new innovations in diagnostics that have recently been developed that can help improve those...
Study Suggests Ways to Have a Safer Spring Break
For many spring break is a time honored tradition, a chance to get a little sun and celebrate time off from school before the push of finals. However, over the years spring break has also become synonymous with teens engaging in risky behavior, including binge drinking and casual hookups. For ...
Relationship Between Obesity and Testosterone Levels
Endocrinologists at the University of Buffalo have published a report in Diabetes Care that 40 percent of obese participants involved in the Hypogonadism in Males (HIM) study had lower-than-normal testosterone readings. In addition, the study revealed there was an inverse relationship between ...
Exercise Lowers Your Risk of Colon Cancer
More research confirming what we already know but need to hear again, leading a healthy active lifestyle lowers your risk of contracting several diseases, including colon cancer. In a study released by a research team at the Siteman Cancer Center at Washington University School of Medicine and...
Want to be Happier? Quit Smoking
One of the most common New Year's resolutions is to quit smoking, and for those to stick to it, it can dramatically improve your health. If you needed another excuse to quit smoking, here's some more research to give you a kick: people who quit smoking are actually happier and less depressed t...
Sperm Stem Cells into Insulin Producing Cell
Could sperm have more uses than you'd think? A recent study done at Georgetown University Medical Center (GUMC) in Washington DC found that sperm stem cells can be turned into pancreatic beta insulin-producing cells.
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