Men's Health Videos

Horny goat weed is an herb that some men take as a natural remedy for erectile dysfunction. Can it treat other conditions?

Some men with BPH have found success with supplements. And there’s at least some scientific research to back it up.

If you can’t keep an erection that’s firm enough for sex, erectile dysfunction might be to blame.

If you’re having problems getting an erection, you might want to look in your medicine cabinet first.

The biggest benefit of routine exams is early detection. What tests should a man in his 20s get versus one in his 50s?

Brush up on a few tricks to keep your beard clean and soft.

Your body makes a lot of fluids. Sometimes they're gross, but they're always for a good reason.

Let’s take a close-up look at how your razor pulls and cuts your hair for a close shave.

Sports docs talk about how to recover from an injury.

Learn the risks and benefits of prostate surgery.

Find out more about radioactive seed therapy, an exciting and effective treatment for men.

Learn how to decrease your risk of prostate cancer.

What can be gleaned from a semen analysis? Sheldon Marks, MD, clarifies.

Want the facts on circumcision? Urologist Sheldon Marks, MD, has updated information.

In spite of the discomfort, a digital prostate exam is one of the best things men can do for their health.

Sheldon Marks, MD, explains nearly everything you need to know about an enlarged prostate but were afraid to ask.

Straight talk from Sheldon Marks, MD, on Peyronie's disease.

Afraid to talk with your doctor about ED? A virtual visit with a leading urologist reveals that it's a lot easier than you think.

Expert insight and staight talk about ED treatments.

Learn when you should worry about having blood in your semen.

Sheldon Marks, MD, on the pros and cons of circumcision.

How to decide which ED medication is right for you.

Male health expert, Sheldon Marks, MD, explains why men don't take better care of themselves.

Men who face health complications due to low testosterone levels may be candidates for testosterone replacement therapy.

Afraid you might have testicular cancer? Don't guess -- see a doctor.