All men need to talk with their male relatives about who has had prostate cancer or who has not. The significance of a strong family history of prostate cancer is powerful in detecting a man’s risk of this potentially deadly disease. Prostate cancer is common among American men. Ranked as the second most common cancer… Read more
Men deserve the most accurate and up-to-date technologies for diagnosing prostate cancer. That’s why finding a balance between the traditional methods of ultrasound-guided biopsy with a higher degree of accuracy in detecting prostate cancer has always been the gold standard in providing men with the best diagnosis. Unfortunately, here’s a fairly common scenario: A man… Read more
We all want to believe that our sex life will effortlessly continue as we age and will be enjoyable, fun, and filled with pure pleasure. However, a study from the Journal of Health and Social Behavior brings up the question of whether sex during our senior years is good for our health or not. The… Read more
Men are not the best at making small talk with their doctor at an annual exam. Once in the exam room, most men want to leave soon after they have arrived, anxious to finish the visit. Yet, the yearly physical is a man’s chance to open up to their doctor. It is their time and… Read more
Practically all of us have a family member or friend with type 2 diabetes. Unfortunately, with an estimated 38 million Americans – one in every ten people – this makes type 2 diabetes the 7th leading cause of death in the United States. But, even more, concerning is the number of people with prediabetes, a… Read more
