Men's Health News

Study found too little or too much shuteye linked to reduced chance of pregnancy

Increases in fitness levels were associated with greater longevity

Gel hormone treatment led to improved libido and sexual function, study finds

New research shows that a man’s age and lifestyle may have a significant effect on his children’s health -- well before they are born. WebMD has the details.

First U.S. Penis Transplant Patient Doing Well

Gender stereotypes can have dangerous consequences, research suggests

Despite many attempts over the years at developing a contraceptive for men, condoms -- or permanent vasectomy -- remain the only choices. But that may be changing, as researchers are studying a number of options for male birth control. WebMD explains.

Study finds appearance, weight, muscle tone often affect how guys feel about themselves

Men with low sperm counts have higher odds of getting a metabolic disease in later years, a new study says. WebMD has the details.

Genetics of height and weight may shrink earnings, study contends, but other experts skeptical of the findings

Long-term jogging or tennis may help males avoid osteoporosis

... But no benefits seen in areas of vitality or physical function, trials show

It’s an age-old debate: Are beards clean or a magnet for germs and bacteria? WebMD takes a look.

Studies from other countries show policy won't compromise blood supply, health officials say

Men may have a better sense of direction than women because of their hormones, Norwegian scientists say. WebMD has the details.

Penis Transplants Approved for Wounded Soldiers

Doctors should look for underlying health problems, experts suggest

Study finds differences in gene activity based on weight, but doesn't prove offspring inherits them

But whether that's good or bad isn't yet clear

Two servings daily linked to higher odds for the disabling condition, study says

Discovery could lead to a reversible, non-hormonal form of birth control for men, scientists say

Agency orders makers of popular testosterone supplements to conduct clinical trials

They may not harm the heart, but most men didn't see boost in sex lives either, study found

Study finds more men using them to achieve 'perfect' body, may qualify as new eating disorder

Couples undergoing IVF treatments fared worse if his consumption of processed meats was high