Men’s Health
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Europe getting healthier – for most
Life expectancy in Europe now stands at 76 – but this conceals big differences between men and women, a major report says today. Read more
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Watching TV hits male potency
Watching more than 20 hours of television a week almost halves the fertility of healthy young men, according to a new study out last night. Read more
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Marriage reduces heart attack risk
Being married or in a co-habiting relationship reduces the risk of heart attack in both men and women – whatever their age, researchers reported yesterday. Read more
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Cancer threat to men
British men have become massively more susceptible to cancer than women, researchers warn today. Read more
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Testing boosts boys’ prostate risk
Boys born in this decade will face a significant risk of being diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime, experts warned today. Read more
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Viagra may burn fat
The use of Viagra may be giving men a second, unexpected, boost – around their waists, researchers say. Read more
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New hormone therapy for men?
A new hormone treatment could help men placed at risk by low testosterone levels, researchers say today. Read more
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Men facing cancer likelihood
Most men are set to face a 50% chance of having a diagnosis of cancer in their lifetimes, according to an analysis reported today. Read more
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Male DNA infertility cause
Scientists say they have found the cause of most cases of unexplained infertility – and the man is to blame. Read more
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Hope for prostate cancer treatment
A new monoclonal antibody drug is showing promise in the treatment of advanced prostate cancer, a European conference will hear today. Read more