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September is Prostate Awareness Month

September is prostate cancer awareness month and men are being encouraged to do their prostate checks. After age 40, men should make it their point of duty to do their…

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Changes in sexual function as we age

Many elderly people do enjoy an active sex life, although they often encounter obstacles to do so. Research in the area is minimal and saddled with the difficulties of embarrassment, self-reporting…

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Study finds that black men are twice as likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer as white men

Black men are twice as likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer as white men, a study has found. The research, undertaken by Prostate Cancer UK and Public Health England,…

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High alcohol intake harms sperm quality and has greater risk of contracting HPV

According to a study released with BMJ Open, the more alcohol young men consume, the lower their sperm count and quality will be. The study involved 1,221 Danish men between…

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Men admit they would put off medical treatment for an enlarged prostate due to possible side effects

According to a new poll nearly half of middle aged British adult men value their sex life above their general health. They choose to avoid the risk of sexual problems…

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Male balding drug linked to erectile dysfunction

How big price men have to pay just to save their hairline? Men from all over the world are usually coping with male pattern baldness using a drug called finasteride.…

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Prostate cancer patients eating ‘western’ diet more likely to die from disease

Men with prostate cancer significantly increase their chances of dying from the disease if they fail to eat healthily after being diagnosed, a study has found. The study, was conducted…

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Use of phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors may adversely impact biochemical recurrence after radical prostatectomy

Experimental evidence suggests that phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors may suppress tumor growth, postpone metastasis and prolong survival, but clinical data are lacking. A study (on the effect of phosphodiesterase type…

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Is baldness linked to prostate cancer?

Men who show hair loss or early signs of baldness may be at an increased risk of dying from prostate cancer. A new study published in the Journal of Clinical…

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Frequent Ejaculation May Reduce Prostate Cancer Risk: How Orgasm Protects Against Disease

The chemicals released during orgasm may protect against diseases, like prostate and breast cancer. Researchers affirmed what may be the first modifiable risk factor for prostate cancer: ejaculation. During the…

prostate cancer

September is Prostate Awareness Month

Changes in sexual function as we age

Study finds that black men are twice as likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer as white men

High alcohol intake harms sperm quality and has greater risk of contracting HPV

Men admit they would put off medical treatment for an enlarged prostate due to possible side effects

Male balding drug linked to erectile dysfunction

Prostate cancer patients eating ‘western’ diet more likely to die from disease

Use of phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors may adversely impact biochemical recurrence after radical prostatectomy

Is baldness linked to prostate cancer?

Frequent Ejaculation May Reduce Prostate Cancer Risk: How Orgasm Protects Against Disease

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