Study Points to Symptoms of Male Menopause

The male menopause does exist but is much rarer than previously thought, new research has found.

Obese women have less sex than women of normal weight, but they also have more unplanned pregnancies because they often don't ask for contraceptives or use the pill, according to a new study.

A Food and Drug Administration review of data on the effectiveness of flibanserin -- a pill anticipated to become the first "female Viagra" -- resulted in questions about how well the drug will actually work in treating premenopausal women su

National Men’s Health Week occurs each year during the week leading up to and including Father’s Day. This year it is observed June 14-20, and the Texas A&M Health Science Center has a few tips for staying — or getting back &mdash

There's something in the faces of brown-eyed white men that makes them come off as more dominant than their blue-eyed peers, a new study suggests. And it isn't their eye color.

Being obese impacts on sexual health, according to research published online in the British Medical Journal.

A new drug designed to boost sexual desire in women is controversial for some and eagerly awaited by others, but it's hit a potentially serious snag.

The use of synthetic testosterone to combat symptoms of the so-called "male menopause" is questionable, given that it's not clear whether such a syndrome exists, and that the evidence of the hormone's effectiveness in these circumstances is i

Study does find some association between nine symptoms and 'male menopause'

Obese single women are less likely to have sex than women of a healthy weight but four times more likely to get pregnant accidentally when they do, researchers have found.

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Therapies for Cancer Bring Hope and Failure

After Heatstroke, When Is It Safe to Exercise?

Scotland, home of the deep-fried Mars bar and caffeine-fired Buckfast Tonic Wine, has a huge number of people “living dangerously,” according to a national study released last week.

Secondhand Smoke and Mental Health

More and more people are lifting weights these days — and sometimes dropping them where they shouldn’t.

Seeing Threat to Individual Policies, State Officials Urge a Gradual Route to Change

Experts warn that men’s reticence about going to the doctor — men are 24% less likely than women to have made a routine care visit in the last year — could translate into higher costs of care for a flood of aging Baby Boomers. “