Articles
- More CT residents are taking testosterone
- As male nurses become more common, men’s overall health may see a boost
- Scientists Link This Common Condition to Higher Cancer Risk in Men
- Microplastics found in 90% of prostate cancer tumors, study reveals
- In 20 Different Cancers, Men More Likely to Be Diagnosed at a Later Stage
More CT residents are taking testosterone
By CT Mirror, 07/10/26 “…The number of androgen prescriptions in Connecticut — testosterone by far the most common among them
Why More Men Over 40 Are Turning to Rowing to Stay Fit for Longer
By Men’s Health, 05/13/26 “…According to rowing coach Austin Hendrickson, the real benefit of rowing is its potential to support
Doctors spotlight crisis text line focusing on men’s mental health
By THV11, 05/14/26 “…During Mental Health Month, doctors are trying to put the spotlight on men since research shows many
Understanding the challenges of the stigma surrounding men’s mental health
By Click on Detroit, 05/11/26 “…May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and experts say many men are still struggling in
Gen Z’s Dangerous Quest for Gains
By Men’s Health, 03/26/26 “…Unfortunately, parents often learn too late about the pressures and pain boys face. Eli’s dad knows
How One Man Beat Obesity and a 500-Pound Starting Weight to Get Back on the Rower at 68
By Men’s Journal, 03/30/26 “…It doesn’t matter how old you are, it’s never too late to take control of your
Invest in Yourself: Important Tips for Men to Get and Stay Healthy
By UVA Health Services, 05/31/2025 “…For men looking to improve their well-being, focus on nourishing your body, staying active, and
Good Health Starts Today — Four Tips for Men’s Health Month
By Sheldon Harigel, 06/06/2025 “…regular check-ups with your health care provider are essential for managing your health. Most men report
Men’s Health Month 2025: Spotlight on Prostate Cancer, Lifelong Health
By Brooke McCormick, 06/03/2025 “…Men’s Health Month highlights the importance of preventive care and healthy habits for men, with
Do women live longer than men in the US?
By USA Facts, 03/21/25 “…In the United States, women are expected to outlive men by 5.3 years. This longevity gap,