Male osteoporosis is more common than we think, says family medicine doctor Donald Ford, MD. Here’s the best way to prevent it.
Tag: men’s health
An Erection That Won’t Quit?! 3 Viagra Myths Debunked
Rumors about Viagra make some men hesitant to try it. Find out what’s true, what’s not, and how that little blue pill might actually help protect your penis.
Q&A: The Truth About That Beer Belly
How does a beer belly form, and why does it feel so hard? A family medicine doctor answers common questions about belly fat.
How U.S. Men and Women View Men’s Health Problems
Easier to research your men’s health issue online than it is to tell your partner or your doctor about it? You’re not alone. Discover what a Cleveland Clinic survey finds. (And if you have a health concern, MENtion it!)
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10 Questions Every Man Is Afraid to Ask His Doctor
Urologists regularly field difficult — and often embarrassing — questions from patients. Here are 10 common urology-related questions patients ask and expert answers to each.
Guys: Got a Nagging Health Concern? MENtion It!
You wouldn’t hesitate to help a buddy move. You wouldn’t miss your kids’ soccer games or dance recitals. People count on you — so if you’ve got a health concern, get it checked out.
Vasectomy Requests Peak During March Madness
March Madness and the Super Bowl have proven to be popular times for men to schedule vasectomies. Discover why this dovetails nicely with doctor’s orders.
Tall or Heavy Men at Higher Risk of Prostate Cancer
Researchers have long known that heavy men are at higher risk of severe prostate cancer. Surprising findings from a British study reveal that taller men are at higher risk, too. Here’s why.
Have a Latex Allergy? 4 Safe Condom Types for You
If you rely on condoms, latex allergies can bring your sex life to a painful halt. An expert offers safe alternatives.
Huge Study Proves Vasectomy Won’t Increase Your Prostate Cancer Risk
Only 8 to 12 percent of U.S. couples choose vasectomy for long-term birth control. One reason may be old fears about this simple procedure increasing risks of prostate cancer. A 2017 study should end that debate.