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Manorexia: A frightening trend among men
Women in fashion industry are under a lot of pressure to be thin. But now it appears men, too, are becoming fashion victims, as more and more men are facing pressure to have the perfect body. Eating...
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Must Have Medical Tests for Men
Men also tend to be more lazy and reluctant about regular health check-ups and medical care than women. About Health Screening Tests for Men Talk to your doctor about which health screening tests apply...
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Want to increse sperm count? Eat mangoes, almonds
A new study has come out today saying that intake of dietary antioxidants can boost male fertility. The study suggests that a combination of antioxidants, vitamin E and beta-carotene can improve men’s...
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Like girls, boys too starting to hit puberty early -- study
Like girls, boys may be attaining puberty earlier than ever, a new study has revealed. The study estimates that boys have been maturing physically about 2.5 months earlier per decade since at least...
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Downside of Viagra: Users at risk of hearing loss
Viagra could be a boon for people suffering from erectile dysfunction but there’s a dark side to this mighty drug. This little blue pill can make you deaf, warns a new US study. It is well documented...
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Lesser heart risk for fathers – study
Having kids cuts a man’s odds of dying of heart-related problems, findings of a new study show. According to the findings of a latest study, men who are fathers run a lower risk of contracting...
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Biological susceptibility higher in men to develop diabetes--study
Although obesity is touted as a prime factor towards developing type-2 diabetes, men are more likely to develop it at a BMI (body mass index) lower than women, findings of a new research show....
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Can junk food make young men infertile?
Junk food that has been implicated in a myriad of diseases, from heart disease to cancer, can also have a damaging effect on men's sperm, claims a new study. According to researchers, while dietary...
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Fluid intake linked to low bladder cancer risk in men
Taking a high fluid intake may protect men against bladder cancer, findings of a new study show. According to the study conducted by Brown University researchers, men who drink about 2.5 liters of...
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Men equally prone to breast cancer
Within the breast tissues the cells of cancer are found, for which not only women but men are also susceptible, a recent study suggests. The etiology, staging and treatment are same for both men and...
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Sex Life affected adversely after prostate Cancer
The condition was not completely uncontrollable according to the Macmillan Cancer Support Charity. They said that patients can be helped if more services were available on the NHS.Articles: Men's...
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Husband's good health, positivity essential to happy, long-term marriage
A husband's good health and positivity play a key role in preventing conflict between the couple who are married for years, according to a new study.AttachmentSizehappy_couple.jpg20.54 KBResearchers...
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Aging dads more likely to have unattractive children!
A man’s age matters a lot when it comes to fathering a child. If having children is in your plans and you're a man, it’s better not to be late, as a new study suggests that children born to older...
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Erectile dysfunction? Healthy lifestyle can help obtain an adequate erection
Men with erectile dysfunction (ED) often feel too embarrassed to talk about their condition with their doctor. Some impotent men choose to suffer in silence, others prefer to take a drug like Viagra...
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Compounds in plastic, cosmetic lotion affect male fertility
Infertility in men is the burning issue nowadays. Excessive drinking, drug-taking and smoking, as well as exposure to environmental toxins, like lead and pesticides, obesity and age all increase a...
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