Mens Health News

Male menopause: Reality or myth?
For women of a certain age, menopause is a fact of life. But this middle-age change no longer looks so feminine.
Menopause - Health - Women's health - Management - Support Groups

Men more susceptible to memory problems
Men are more susceptible than women to memory problems in old age, according to a new study.


Old age - People - Men - Knowledge Management - Memory Improvement

5 common misdiagnoses for men
The scary truth is that sometimes your M.D. is just plain wrong. Asthma, migraine and vasomotor rhinitis are among the conditions most commonly misdiagnosed in men, some of which could lead to facing the knife unnecessarily.
Asthma - Rhinitis - Migraine - Health - Conditions and Diseases

Guys, these 7 quick checks could save your life
Regularly assess your health with a few morning inspections that are easy and accurate.
Business - Products - Publishing and Printing - Printing - Forms

Guys more likely to cheat on high-earning women

Superstar Sandra Bullock and her husband, Jesse James, split amid allegations that he cheated on her with a tattooed model. Men who earn significantly less than their female partners, or who earn nothing, are far more likely to cheat than those in relationships where incomes are more or less equal, a new study finds.



Business - cheat - Game - Video game - Maury

Gene variants in Japanese prostate cancer patients
A large study in Japan into possible genetic causes for prostate cancer has uncovered five new gene variants which have never been seen in previous studies in Caucasians, researchers said on Monday.
Cancer - Prostate cancer - Research - Health - Conditions and Diseases

Defensiveness good for men — but not women
Differences in how men and women handle conflict means defensiveness isn't always bad.
People - Women - Men - Arts and Entertainment - Health

Brazilian men swapped at birth work, live together

In this photo taken May 17, 2009, Dimas Jose Aliprandi, left, and Elton Plaster meet as they pose for pictures in Santa Maria de Jetiba, Espirito Santo state, Brazil.  Aliprandi and Plaster, who had been switched at birth more than 20 years ago, are now living and working together with their families growing vegetables and coffee on a small farm in southeastern Brazil. (AP Photo/Julio Huber)Two years back, Dimas Aliprandi and Elton Plaster didn't know of each other's existence. Then they learned they had been accidentally switched at birth more than 20 years ago.





Childbirth - Pregnancy - Health - Pregnancy and Birth - Reproductive Health

No link seen between coffee, prostate cancer risk
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Men who enjoy their morning cup of coffee can drink a little easier. A new research review finds that java lovers appear no more likely to develop prostate cancer than other men.
Prostate cancer - Cancer - Health - Conditions and Diseases - Genitourinary

Sperm in all animals originated 600 million years ago
A gene responsible for sperm production is so vital that its function has remained unaltered throughout evolution and is found in almost all animals, according to a new study. The results suggest the ability to produce sperm originated 600 million years ago.


Evolution - Gene - Animal - Biology - Human

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