Men’s Health
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Multivitamin does not reduce heart attack or stroke risk in men
Multivitamin supplements do not reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke, a major study of middle-aged men shows today. Read more
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New hope for male cancer screening
Thousands of men could be spared unnecessary treatment for prostate cancer by screening according to age and genes, researchers said today. Read more
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Radiotherapy benefits for male cancer
A study of prostate cancer treatment has found significant benefits from the use of routine radiotherapy after surgery, researchers reported today. Read more
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Men hurt by job loss threat
The economic recession may have hit the mental health of men much harder than women, researchers reveal today. Read more
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Male cannabis cancer link
Men who use cannabis regularly may be exposing themselves to an increased cancer risk, researchers warned today. Read more
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Why women live longer?
Women tend to live longer than men – and it may be in the genes they give to their sons, researchers revealed yesterday. Read more
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Parental jobs and chemical exposure linked to birth defects
Computer scientists, landscapers and artists are among men whose jobs may contribute to an increased risk for their children, researchers warned today. Read more
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Hormone hope for cancer men
A dose of hormones could help men overcome the side-effects of treatment, British researchers say today. Read more
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Tea complication for men
Men who drink large amounts of tea face an increased cancer risk, researchers warn today. Read more
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Gene discovery could herald non-hormonal male contraceptive
A new male contraceptive could be developed following genetic discoveries by British scientists, it was announced today. Read more