This article was reviewed by Darragh O’Carroll, MD. When caught early, most men’s health issues are manageable and treatable, and some are even preventable. From cardiovascular disease to low ...

A growing men’s health crisis is emerging as many ignore early symptoms, delaying diagnosis and treatment, increasing risks of serious diseases and preventable deaths.

Studies show that while both women and men with depression express symptoms like lethargy or loss of interest in activities, ...

Among the toughest challenges for men over 50 is weight management, with perhaps the most sensitive and common being controlling the size of our bellies. Nothing calls out our age more than a ...

For too long, men have been conditioned to 'tough it out'—to ignore subtle aches, dismiss persistent fatigue, or brush off ...

This story is Part 2 of a 2-part series on pelvic health. Part 1 covers pelvic health for women. Pelvic health isn’t ...

A 2022 survey conducted by the Cleveland Clinic found that 55% of men don’t receive regular health screens. With its annual golf tournament, Cuero Regional Hospital looks to change that. “Men are the ...

Every November, you'll spot moustaches of all shapes and sizes popping up everywhere, from social media selfies to workplace water cooler jokes. Sure, the trend is still much stronger in the West ...

New research shows community groups are helping men open up about mental health and challenge traditional ideas of ...

Officials at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services are signaling that testosterone replacement therapy could soon be the centerpiece of a new government-backed initiative focusing on men’s ...

Many men’s health issues are either entirely preventable or treatable when caught early. Staying on top of regular checkups helps you catch small problems before they become big. Men face higher rates ...