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Rob Garfield is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist who specializes in "men's issues."
Hormonal changes could influence disease severity, researchers say
The sexual landscape may be changing, thanks to a University of Minnesota chemist who has developed a new approach to bringing men into the world of birth control, short of condoms or vasectomies.
Men in this situation were slightly more likely to be prescribed impotence drugs, researchers found
While it is fun to imagine how this news will affect those couples in the bathtubs, the study is a serious window into the complex arena of male sexual shortcomings.
Men who watch 20 hours of TV a week may have only half as many sperm as men who watch very little TV, a small study suggests.
Researchers find link between inflamed gums and erectile dysfunction.
But it's too early to recommend anticoagulants for this purpose
Unmarried guys spend the most, signaling their fitness as mates, expert says
Only 10 percent of men treated for early prostate cancer could sustain an erection sufficient for sex 15 years later, according to a study that found impotence rates were the same whether treatment was surgery or radiation.
Large study found even mild impotence was tied to greater odds of future hospitalization, death
Hair loss by age 30 may raise risk, study suggests.
Openness about sexual orientation may reduce stress for lesbians, gays and bisexuals
Study suggests it's not a sure path from kitchen to bedroom
Until now, girls 16 and younger needed a prescription for the emergency contraception
Survey found most would choose same relationship given chance
And more women getting pregnant while cohabiting
Hormonal changes could influence disease severity, researchers say
But not those with a receding hairline, say Japanese investigators who analyzed previous research
Hormonal changes could influence disease severity, researchers say
But not those with a receding hairline, say Japanese investigators who analyzed previous research
Long-term study finds that it does not extend life expectancy
Annual bill now tops $200 billion, largely for long-term care, researchers say
Finding is more evidence of gap in quality of care for the disease, researcher says
20 percent are repeat births and these babies face health risks, agency says
Surveys find sexual intercourse, pregnancy more common at 14 and older
Study found discussion influenced how students handle alcohol choices, peer pressure
Guys consumed by the idea that they are not muscular enough have a disorder called muscle dysmorphia, popularly known as "bigorexia."
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