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A small number of men with prostate cancer complain that their penis appears to be shorter following treatment, doctors report.
Large study found even mild impotence was tied to greater odds of future hospitalization, death
Openness about sexual orientation may reduce stress for lesbians, gays and bisexuals
Study suggests it's not a sure path from kitchen to bedroom
Violations included fabrication, plagiarism and falsification
Many people with fibromyalgia, especially men, go undiagnosed, according to a new study.
What isn’t emphasized enough about these products is that their use can lead to adverse effects in children who are accidentally exposed to the drug. And that’s not hard to do since it easily gets on your hands, fingers, clothing, and bed sheets when applied. Then, people forget to wash their hands and forget that kids can absorb the drug upon contact.
If you're a man, new research suggests that brushing and flossing regularly could have an impact on your sex life.
If colon cancer screening was as easy as taking a breath, more people might do it. Now, a small pilot study suggests such a test could be developed.
During pregnancy appointments, ask about father's state of mind, experts say
Obese men with a lot of deep belly fat are at greater risk for bone-thinning than other men, a new study finds.
Low strength levels in youth may raise risk as much as high blood pressure or being overweight, study suggests.
Ask Dr. H:I recently had a prostate biopsy, which showed a small area of cancer. I'm 65 years old and otherwise in great health. Do you think it's better to treat the cancer or just watch it?
Men growing out their facial hair this month might have more to worry about then a few quizzical looks from the opposite sex.
Small study suggests they deal with a combination of biases
French women seemed more responsive to flirting on bright days than on cloudy ones
Researchers comparing surgery, radiation therapy did find short-term differences in men's sexual, urinary, bowel problems
Industry-funded research suggests it could help men who've had troubling achieving orgasm
Study suggests it's not a sure path from kitchen to bedroom
Large study found even mild impotence was tied to greater odds of future hospitalization, death
Whether loss of virginity was a positive experience or not linked to later sexual satisfaction, study finds
Openness about sexual orientation may reduce stress for lesbians, gays and bisexuals
About half of young couples reunite after a breakup, and half of those have sex, researchers say
But the research doesn't prove a link between the disease and French fries, donuts and the like
Six out of 10 reported rape, stalking or other abuse, often early in life
But attraction must be mutual to boost hormone
In study with low-income families, just 4 more minutes of mealtime was tied to healthier weight
With or without a condom, Americans find sex very satisfying, according to a new study that took a peek into the bedrooms of men and women, straight and gay. But why do condoms seem to get such a bad rap?
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