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Don't Ignore

Coping with male hair loss

Can excessive hair loss, the kind associated with male pattern baldness, be prevented - that is, reduced to acceptable levels? That depends on who you ask. And ultimately, who you are? Facts Pertaining to Hair Loss and more (Continue)

Highlights

Infertility

Hernia

Conception- The Man's role

10 Do's & Don'ts

Diet Tips for Men

STDs - Loving safely!

Play It Safe

Sex is better when you don't have to worry about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Unsafe sex can put you or your partner at risk for STDs. Protect yourself and your partner. Then you can relax and feel close. If you decide to have sex, be sure to carry condoms. (Continue)

Gene for Testicular Cancer discovered

A consortium of international scientists said they have located the first gene for susceptibility to testicular cancer. British researchers who led the study said the gene dubbed TGCT1 on chromosome X is inherited from the mother and can increase a man's risk of testicular cancer by up to 50 times. The finding brings scientists a step closer to finding the gene, which could lead to earlier detection, treatment and cure of the most common cancer among young men............... (Continue)

Men after Prostate Cancer

Higher testosterone levels can temporarily stimulate tumor cell growth, possibly worsening cancers before the treatments take effect. Awareness of the physical and emotional impact of prostate cancer -- some men become impotent or suffer incontinence as a result of treatment -- has risen recently as several prominent figures have acknowledged their battle against the disease. (Continue)

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