Category: Men’s Health

Testosterone, or low T. No matter what you call it, it’s time to debunk the myth that testosterone therapy for men with low T increases prostate cancer risk. It all began over 80 years ago. “In 1941 Huggins and Hodges reported that marked reductions in T by castration or estrogen treatment caused metastatic [prostate cancer keep reading

When you get out of bed in the morning, no one hands you a script for how your day will go. Most days, you can expect the day will proceed as planned, and it’s reasonable to believe you can meet surprise changes in routine without being thrown off balance. Sometimes, however, the surprise is unpleasant. keep reading

If you have a common aging-related enlargement of the prostate, a condition called BPH, you may have some of the problems that come with it. These are problems like more frequent nighttime peeing, more urge to pee during the day, difficulty starting urine flow, inability to completely empty your bladder, even urinary tract infections that keep reading

The news about the power of exercise against cancer just keeps getting better. Two new studies reinforce evidence that working out plays an important role in helping prevent aggressive cancer, and helping to keep it from advancing further. Muscle strength, cardiac fitness and cancer First, in Jan. 2025 the British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) keep reading

Men’s sexual health often goes unchecked, but it shouldn’t be. Find out why regular doctor visits and addressing sexual wellness could be key to preventing serious health issues like cardiovascular disease and diabetes. keep reading

New research reveals that some prostate cancer patients have higher testosterone levels in certain areas of the body, which may lead to more aggressive cancer. Keep reading to learn more about the implications of 'sneaky testosterone' on prostate cancer outcomes and how this finding could impact the way aggressive prostate cancer is diagnosed and treated. keep reading

Prostate cancer is a serious diagnosis, but did you know your overall health could play a critical role in your survival? Discover how conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and even depression can increase prostate cancer mortality—and what you can do to stay healthy and reduce your risk. keep reading

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is key to preserving sexual function. Dr. Thomas Walsh's insights on erectile dysfunction (ED) highlight that while treatments can help, the real difference lies in what you eat and how you live. Discover why you truly are what you eat—and so are your erections. keep reading

Fish oil supplements are widely known for their heart and brain health benefits, but do they pose a risk during prostate surgery? This post explores the latest research, addressing concerns about fish oil and bleeding risk, while shedding light on its potential impact on prostate cancer outcomes. keep reading

Want to age with a sharp mind and a healthy prostate? Discover how combining strength training with cardio can support both brain and prostate health as you grow older. Learn about the latest research and find out how simple lifestyle changes can lead to a more vibrant, longer life. keep reading