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
‘It’s Okay to Ask for Help’: Men’s Wellness Fair Coming to Downey
By Eric Pierce, 06/03/2025 “…In recognition of Men’s Mental Health Month, the City of Downey is launching its inaugural
Common household plastics linked to thousands of global deaths from heart disease, study finds
By CNN, 04/29/25 “…Phthalates have been linked in earlier studies with reproductive problems, such as genital malformations and undescended testes
Men worse off than women for 20 top health problems worldwide
By Medical XPress, 05/05/25 “…Sickness and death were higher in men than women in 2021 for 13 of the top
Men, Take This To Heart
By SimplyBuckhead, May 2025 “…Older men are more affected by the condition, but men in their 20s and 30s are
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,
Huntsville man on mission to raise prostate cancer awareness
By WAAY 31 News, 04/28/25 “…A Huntsville man is working with state legislators to help cut out-of-pocket costs for preventative prostate
Me and my father were both diagnosed with prostate cancer: This is why screening would benefit those most at risk – like my two sons
By Daily Mail, 04/06/2025 “…Mr Charles, from Oxfordshire, admits he is already thinking about whether his sons David, 33, and
Why men are so unhealthy – and what can be done
By BBC, 04/05/2025 “…In the UK men are more likely to smoke, drink alcohol, use drugs and have high cholesterol
Wirral author sees rise in men seeking mental health support
By Wirral Globe, 3/24/25 “…She noted a dramatic increase in men seeking her support after a bereavement or relationship breakdown
It’s important that men – especially Black men – are aware of their risk of prostate cancer’
By Manchester Evening News, 03/22/25 “…One in four Black men will develop prostate cancer in their lifetime compared to one