Men’s Health
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Perceptions harm anorexic men
Men and boys with eating disorders may be deterred from seeking help because their problem is seen as a female issue, researchers warned today. Read more
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Meat and fish plan for brain health
The brains of elderly men may benefit from diets rich in meat or fish, researchers say today. Read more
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New plan to cut prostate screening harm
Britain could successfully screen for prostate cancer by using new risk-based systems, an expert has said. Read more
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Warning as body-builders take cancer drug
Body-builders may be unwittingly taking the anti-cancer drug tamoxifen in a popular supplement used by participants in their sport, it was revealed today. Read more
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How cancer hits men globally
Men are much more badly affected by cancer globally than women, according to figures published today. Read more
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Brain sex differences clue to disease
Men and women really do have different brains – although the reasons for this and the effects remain uncertain, researchers reported yesterday. Read more
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Early fitness cuts heart risk
Men who were fit and healthy as teenagers tend to have a lower risk of heart attack later in life, according to the findings of a major study published today. Read more
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Researchers home in on man-flu genes
Man-flu is a real problem caused by hormonal differences from women, researchers revealed last night. Read more
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Cancer survival boost
Britons have enjoyed a massive reduction in the risk of dying from cancer in the last two decades, according to an analysis published today. Read more
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Father genes influence baby weight
Children that are born small may suffer from a genetic problem that also causes their fathers to develop diabetes, according to a major UK research project. Read more