Prenatal exposure to pain-relieving drug can impair development of male behavior
We have demonstrated that a reduced level of testosterone means that male characteristics do not develop as they should…
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Man’s penis doubles in length after testosterone injections
The man presented himself to the Aga Khan University in Karachi – complaining that he could not grow a beard and had no armpit or pubic hair...
Why do men have nipples?
During the first several weeks, male and female embryos follow the same blueprint, which includes the development of nipples...
Gamers are less likely to ejaculate prematurely, study finds
However, it's not because gamers possess superior skills when it comes to making love, Italian researchers said...
Porn ISN'T to blame for a man's inability to perform in the bedroom
It suggested males addicted to adult movies became disinterested in sex with their partners because their 'sexual tolerance is higher'…
Britain's most tattooed man could lose an arm after his modified body rejects a knuckle-duster implant
He also had his nipples cut off in a bid to provide himself with a smoother canvas and keeps the discarded body parts in his freezer 'next to my sprouts'…
World’s third penis transplant successfully done in South Africa
The 40-year-old recipient is reported to have lost his penis 17 years ago due to complications after traditional circumcision...
Infertility in men could raise the risk of testicular cancer later in life, research suggests
These men also have an increased risk of developing testicular cancer, which is the most common malignant disease of young males...
Testosterone makes men less likely to question their impulses
What we found was the testosterone group was quicker to make snap judgments on brain teasers where your initial guess is usually wrong…
Italian-style coffee could halve the risk of prostate cancer
While a number of studies have suggested that coffee consumption may help to lower the risk of prostate cancer, others have found the opposite…
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