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09 Oct
More Than Four Hours of TV May Raise Colorectal Cancer Risk
A study from the International Agency for Research on Cancer in France found that men who watched more than four hours of TV per day were likelier to develop colorectal cancer than those who watched less. The study on colorectal cancer and TV The evidence it’s really surprising, considering that a lack of physical activity … Continue reading More Than Four Hours of TV May Raise Colorectal Cancer Risk
08 Oct
When Your Testicles Are Different Sizes
Having testicles of different sizes is nothing to worry about in most cases. For most men, the left testicle hangs lower and the right testicle is slightly larger. As a general rule, it’s only worthy of a doctor visit if your testicles hurt or if one or both change shape. Curious what makes one testicle … Continue reading When Your Testicles Are Different Sizes
05 Oct
STDs in Men: Signs and Symptoms
Left untreated, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) can cause long-lasting damage, including infertility. But in most cases, STDs that are identified and treated early can have an excellent outlook. Here are some of the more common STDs that affect men, as well as the signs and symptoms to watch for. It’s important to note, however, that … Continue reading STDs in Men: Signs and Symptoms
10 Sep
No Alcohol Consumption Better Than a Little
A study on the effects of alcohol on health looked at data from 1990-2016 in 195 countries. The research found that alcohol was the main cause of 12% of deaths for men between ages 15 and 49. They also found that in 2016, alcohol caused nearly 3 million deaths around the world. From two drinks … Continue reading No Alcohol Consumption Better Than a Little
05 Sep
Why Men Recover Faster From the Flu
New research on mice with the flu found that males produce more of a growth factor protein called amphiregulin, which promotes lung healing. The study, which came out of Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, may point to similar results in humans. Understanding the flu in humans The scientists also injected the flu … Continue reading Why Men Recover Faster From the Flu
31 Aug
Testosterone Influences Men’s Buying Choices
A study on testosterone and buying preferences found evidence of a biological cause for men’s consumer purchase decisions related to “status” brands. The link between testosterone and brand choices The paper, which was published in the journal Nature Communications, focused on a placebo-controlled experiment in which men of similar socioeconomic backgrounds and ages were put … Continue reading Testosterone Influences Men’s Buying Choices
30 Aug
Stroke’s Warning Signs Different for Men vs. Women
Although both men and women can suffer from a stroke—when the blood can’t get to the brain, causing brain cells to die. But men may experience different symptoms than woman, and stroke symptoms may occur more often in men. Strokes in men vs. women Strokes are actually more common in women, and more likely to … Continue reading Stroke’s Warning Signs Different for Men vs. Women