Men's Health. Discover daily stories on the latest in men's health from Dr. David Samadi. Learn about top global and national health issues related to men's health such as common cancers, prostate cancer, exercise tips, male body issues, male health screenings and prevention methods. Explore healthy solutions for men's health.
The penis is often a barometer of a man’s health and when bedroom activities are shut down due to ED, it could be an early warning sign of a current or future health problem.
Read MoreWomen still live longer than most men in the United States with an average lifespan between 80 to 83 years old.
Read MoreAccording to the Skin Cancer Foundation, men have nearly twice the rates of squamous and basal cell carcinomas (non-melanoma skin cancers) than women.
Read MoreThe more weight a person gained, the greater their risk of chronic diseases.
Read MoreThese fatty lumps are rarely harmful and may go away on their own. But if they persist, it might be caused by issues of reduced testosterone and higher levels of estrogen.
Read MoreThis is good news for men who have recently been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in its earliest stages.
Read MoreOut of the 30.3 million, one out of every four does not know or has not yet been diagnosed with the disease.
Read MoreObtaining sufficient vitamin D whether from food sources, the sun or supplements, is important for everyone but for men there are many reasons why the “sunshine vitamin” is one not to ignore.
Read MoreIt may not seem fair to women, but when it comes to losing weight, men tend to have a clear advantage.
Read MoreFather’s Day is just around the corner. To celebrate just how special your dad is, help him by boosting his health.
Read MoreEither way, men need to “man-up” and “be a man” who gets to determine his health destiny as much as possible.
Read MoreMaking friends as an adult is more complex than it was as children. Adulthood brings responsibilities involving family, jobs, and other commitments that consume time and the effort needed to nurture long-standing friendships.
Read MoreThis month helps educate and remind men and each of us of preventable health problems affecting men and to encourage them to seek out early detection and treatment of disease or illnesses they may face.
Read MoreHere’s a quiz specifically for men testing themselves on how much health knowledge they really have:
Read MoreA low testosterone level in men is about 300 nanograms per deciliter while the upper normal limit is approximately 1000-1200 ng/dl.
Read MoreWe may believe that erectile dysfunction is the main male sexual issue but premature ejaculation rivals it as a common sexual complaint. I
Read MoreThey are located inside the scrotum, the sac of skin that hangs below the penis. Each testicle is encased in a tough, fibrous cover that protects them.
Read MoreThe reasons for their stubbornness on getting routine health screenings boils down to this – many men are simply not as in tune with their bodies as women, they tend to miss signs of a serious problem or chalk it up to getting older, or they fear something is wrong but they would rather not know.
Read MoreMen who have retrograde ejaculation will have no problem being able to reach sexual climax but they ejaculate very little to no semen. It is not a harmful condition but it can result in male infertility.
Read MoreUrinary problems in men are fairly common but especially in men past the age of 50. I
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