Men Health

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men, affecting around one in eight men in the UK – equivalent to 52,000 new cases annually. However, despite its prevalence, prostate…

MIT bioengineers have identified a select group of immunogenic peptides from over 4,000 bacterial proteins that could lead to a new tuberculosis vaccine, according to a study published in Science Translational…

A study published on November 5, 2025, in Neurology®,the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, reveals that older adults who experience heart attacks may face significantly increased risk of…

A landmark long-term follow-up study coordinated by the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) has demonstrated that deceased donor kidneys preserved on perfusion machines maintain functional superiority over static cold-stored kidneys…

Scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have developed a novel approach to safely reduce treatment intensity for children with medulloblastoma, a common pediatric brain tumor, thereby minimizing long-term side…

A groundbreaking study published in The FEBS Journalreveals how specific gut bacteria metabolize dietary nitrogen compounds to prevent the formation of cancer-causing substances. The research demonstrates that certain bacterial strains particularly…

Fracture healing typically takes months, with doctors currently relying on periodic 2D X-ray images to monitor bone regeneration. Patients require repeated scans every few weeks or months until complete healing…

President Joe Biden has completed a round of radiation therapy for an aggressive prostate cancer diagnosed after he left office, a spokesperson said. The 82-year-old president had been receiving treatment…

A key, previously overlooked protein may reshape our understanding of prostate cancer biology. In a collaborative study by Arc Institute, UCSF, and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, PTGES3—the so-called third prostaglandin…

LifeRx  announces the launch of dedicated men’s health services focused on erectile dysfunction (ED) and hair loss treatment. The company emphasizes a patient-centric approach that blends clinical expertise with the…

The flood of training supplements makes choosing a whey protein powder tough. If you want to build muscle faster and more efficiently, you’re not alone. Alongside dieting and tracking macros,…

Rob, a 42-year-old fitness enthusiast, started pondering testosterone replacement therapy after seeing social media ads. He was already in good shape and followed a high-protein diet rich in avocado oil.…

A European study finds PSA screening can reduce prostate cancer deaths over the long term, though it also raises concerns about overdiagnosis. Researchers urge risk-based screening to balance benefits and…

Mr Chiu Ku Ee’s health screening 12 years ago included a PSA test. His result was “elevated just above the threshold,” but he did not dwell on it. After a…

Over one-third of men would rather endure stressful situations than talk with a doctor about prostate health, a Orlando Health survey shows. Twenty-two percent opposed discussing symptoms at all, while…

In a new study published innpj Science of Food, researchers measured how like-for-like swaps of meat with plant-based meat alternatives (PBMAs) or mycoprotein (MP) would shift energy and nutrient intakes…

Is your protein powder truly clean? That question has become a perennial concern for athletes who rely on supplements to boost recovery and meet daily protein goals. This rewritten article…

Prostate cancer ranks among the most common cancers affecting men in Africa. Studies show higher incidence and mortality among African men compared with men from other regions. Experts link this…

Women are increasingly seeking testosterone therapy to address multiple age-related health concerns. Midi Health, a virtual clinic focused on midlife health for women, is expanding access to testosterone treatment to…

A long-term European analysis suggests PSA-based population screening reduces deaths from prostate cancer more than previously thought. The study followed more than 162,000 men aged 55 to 69 over 23…