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Cosmetic Surgery- A New Trend Among Men Of All Ages

Cosmetic Surgery- A New Trend Among Men Of All Ages

More than 1.3 million men were seen seeking cosmetic help from plastic surgeons to increase their body image and build up their confidence in 2017 . Body contouring procedures such as lipo...

Men Could Cause Infertility Issues Reveals a New Study

Men Could Cause Infertility Issues Reveals a New Study

New insights into the sperm structure could explain why men can also be responsible for infertility issues, finds a new study. Previously known sperm structure has been falsified in this stu...

Male Infertility Treatment: New Insights Revealed

Male Infertility Treatment: New Insights Revealed

Combination clomiphene citrate (CC) + anastrozole (AZ) therapy shows promise in male infertility treatment. The BJU International study found that combination CC+AZ therapy is safe an...

Work Strain Linked to Premature Death in Men With Cardiometabolic Disease

Work Strain Linked to Premature Death in Men With Cardiometabolic Disease

A demanding job and little control over it may be associated with an increased risk of premature death in men with coronary heart disease, stroke, or diabetes, according to a new study publi...

Long-term Stress may Reduce Sperm Quality and Fertility

Long-term Stress may Reduce Sperm Quality and Fertility

Stress, when prolonged, can reduce sperm quality and even result in infertility , according to a new study at the American Associates, Ben-Gurion University of The Negev. The study finds...

Men With High Testosterone Levels May be Less Religious

Men With High Testosterone Levels May be Less Religious

Men with higher levels of sex hormones like testosterone and dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) in their bodies were found to be less religious, reveals a new study. "Religion influences a r...

Boys Overweight During Puberty at Increased Risk of Heart Failure in Adulthood

Boys Overweight During Puberty at Increased Risk of Heart Failure in Adulthood

Boys who are overweight during puberty are at a higher risk of heart failure in adulthood, when compared to leaner boys, according to a new research being presented at this year's European C...

Testing, Diagnoses and Treatment for Prostate Cancer in Men Declines

Testing, Diagnoses and Treatment for Prostate Cancer in Men Declines

Prostate cancer screening, diagnoses and use of definitive treatments in men who have been diagnosed in the United States has seen a sharp decline in recent years, reveals a new study. The s...

Low Testosterone Levels Linked to Increased Risk Of Long-Term Disease

Low Testosterone Levels Linked to Increased Risk Of Long-Term Disease

Lower levels of testosterone are not just the representative of your sexual health but are also found to be associated with chronic diseases. Chronic diseases that are being talked about her...

Simple Ways to Fight Side Effects of Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer

Simple Ways to Fight Side Effects of Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer patients who receive hormone therapy can prevent its side effects by doing moderate exercise and choosing vegetables instead of cheeseburgers, suggests a new research. ...

New Clinical Practice Guideline on Testosterone Therapy

New Clinical Practice Guideline on Testosterone Therapy

In an updated Clinical Practice Guideline released by the Endocrine Society, experts suggest that the new scientific evidence strengthens the case for reserving testosterone therapy for well...

Common Eating Disorders Go Underdiagnosed in Men

Common Eating Disorders Go Underdiagnosed in Men

Men are almost five times more likely to remain underdiagnosed than females on eating disorders which inturn delays their treatment options, according to new study. Eating disorders, w...

Cycling: Number One Cause of Cervical Fractures in Men

Cycling: Number One Cause of Cervical Fractures in Men

While regular cycling is associated with various health benefits, including healthy heart and bones a new study shows that the recreational sport is the number one cause of cervical fracture...

Single Dads Could be at a Greater Risk of Early Death

Single Dads Could be at a Greater Risk of Early Death

Single fathers could be at an increased risk of dying early when compared to single women and partnered parents as a whole, finds a new study. Certain unhealthy lifestyle choices and stress-...

French Doctors Perform World's First Double Face Transplant

French Doctors Perform World's First Double Face Transplant

Medical science has witnessed breakthroughs that have not only improved the quality of life but also increased the life expectancy. Taking this trend a step further, French doctors have perf...

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