men’s health

First Opinion By Jean Bonhomme, Armin Brott and Ana Fadich

Why men don’t care about the health care debate

Gut Check By Sharon Begley

Are transfusions harmful to men if the blood comes from women who have been pregnant?

Health By Sharon Begley

A new study claims prostate cancer screenings significantly reduce deaths. Not everyone agrees

Health By Megan Thielking

The average dad in the U.S. is getting older

Health By Charles Bankhead — MedPage Today

15 percent of men regret prostate cancer treatment choices years later, study finds

In the Lab By Meghana Keshavan

An accidental discovery yields new insight into baldness (at least in mice)

Health By Sharon Begley

Thousands of men with prostate cancer get risky treatment they don’t need. New approaches could curb that

First Opinion By Vinay Prasad

The new recommendations for prostate cancer screenings are a bad deal

Health By Sharon Begley

Should you get screened for prostate cancer? We break down the latest advice

Health By Associated Press

White, working-class, middle-age Americans dying younger than their peers

Quick Take By Ike Swetlitz

Drugs to combat hair loss could raise risk for erectile dysfunction, study finds

Gut Check By Sharon Begley

The truth about ‘man flu’: Does influenza make men more miserable than women?

Health By Associated Press

Testosterone gel shows no benefit for older men’s memories

Health By Megan Thielking

Dads, like moms, are at risk of depression after a child’s birth, researchers report

Health By Sharon Begley

Penis shrinkage, a side effect of prostate cancer surgery, is temporary, study finds

Business By Megan Thielking

Silver-lined underwear claims to prevent male infertility. The science? Threadbare

In the Lab By Leah Samuel

These obese mice can move. They just don’t.