Men's Health
Men's health refers to health issues specific to human male anatomy. These often relate to structures such as male genitalia or to conditions caused by hormones specific to, or most notable in, males.
Men's Health Stories
The gel, which is applied over the back and shoulders, works by getting absorbed through the skin and blocking the production of testosterone in men.
Men who have an excessive preoccupation with building muscle and striving for the ideal male body are at risk of depression, binge drinking, and more.
Melanoma or skin cancer death rates appear to be on the rise for men in many countries around the world, according to new research from the United Kingdom.
In a new study, men with smaller penises were more prone to infertility compared to the others. However, some experts believe the findings are too premature.
Men who are actively trying to have a child may be able to improve their chances by switching from tight-fitting styles of underwear to boxers.
Like women, men are also prone to experiencing negative feelings after sex (known as postcoital dysphoria) according to an international study.
New findings reveal why new fathers also require depression screenings, as the prevalence of symptoms was almost equal to that of mothers.
Frequent conflicts regarding topics like children or money were linked to poorer health among married couples in a new study, particularly for husbands.
Is it time to loosen up on office dress codes? A group of scientists from Germany revealed how wearing neckties can restrict blood flow to the brain.
The study, which aimed at getting to the biological heart of conspicuous consumption, found testosterone levels played an important role.
Being raised in challenging conditions (for example, more exposure to diseases) could lead to lower testosterone levels later in life, the study said.
According to rough estimates, between 3 to 4 million people in the U.S. have used anabolic steroids at some point. Here are the side effects they can have.