Taurine deficiency could cause male infertility, scientists say
Japanese scientists found mice lacking the amino acid were more likely to be sterile - and their sperm had deformed tails...
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Physical activities at workplace could be dangerous for men, study says
Accordingly, international guidelines encourage people to engage in up to 30 minutes of at least moderate intensity physical activity daily, but such guidelines do not distinguish between occupational, leisure time, and transportation-related activity...
Ointment made with CURRY POWDER could cure erection problems
The new cream developed by scientists contains curcumin – a chemical found in turmeric that gives curry its yellowish look...
Drinking just one glass of white a day ups risk of prostate cancer by more than a quarter
Researchers analysed the boozing habits and medical records of 611,169 men taken from 17 previous studies...
Baldness cure could be found in an osteoporosis drug
First, the research team decided to examine how an old immunosuppressive drug worked...
Prostate cancer breakthrough as scientists invent new ultra-accurate non-invasive test for the killer disease
As The Daily Mail reports, prostate cancer is the most common among men in the UK with one in eight developing the condition at some point in their lives...
Male contraceptive compound stops sperm without affecting hormones
In preclinical tests, researchers from UNC-Chapel Hill and Oregon Health and Sciences University showed how a new compound can immobilize sperm temporarily without side effects...
Why all men 'should be concerned about declining testosterone'
The traditional view of testosterone is that it is mainly involved in sex-specific development of the male human body. However, it is becoming increasingly evident that the hormone plays many different roles, including some that are not sex-related, in both males and females...
Diet, exercise can ease side effects of prostate cancer treatment
Their small study of 32 men found that moderate workouts and healthy eating protected against side effects of androgen-deprivation treatment...
Man’s beer belly turns out to be 30-pound cancerous tumor
The financial planner, from Hoboken, New Jersey, was diagnosed with liposarcoma — a cancer that develops in the fat cells of soft tissue...
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