Prostate Check For Men

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Quarter of prostate cancer patients may abandon 'watchful waiting' approach
Quarter of prostate cancer patients may abandon 'watchful waiting' approach
Doctors often recommend no treatment at all when a man is diagnosed with prostate cancer, opting instead to keep a close eye on the slow-growing tumor and acting only when it becomes aggressive.Full Story >
Doctors often recommend no treatment at all when a man is diagnosed with prostate cancer, opting instead to keep a close eye on the slow-growing tumor and acting only when it becomes aggressive.Full Story >
Pelvic exercises may help his sex life
Pelvic exercises may help his sex life
Pelvic exercises can benefit men with chronic premature ejaculation, according to a new study.Full Story >
Pelvic exercises can benefit men with chronic premature ejaculation, according to a new study.Full Story >
Young dads at risk of depressive symptoms
Young dads at risk of depressive symptoms
Young fathers may be at increased risk of depression symptoms after their baby arrives, all the way through to the child's kindergarten, a new study suggests.Full Story >
Young fathers may be at increased risk of depression symptoms after their baby arrives, all the way through to the child's kindergarten, a new study suggests.Full Story >
Men with eating disorders often ignore symptoms
Men with eating disorders often ignore symptoms
The widely held belief that only women experience eating disorders delays men with these conditions from getting treatment, a new British study says.Full Story >
The widely held belief that only women experience eating disorders delays men with these conditions from getting treatment, a new British study says.Full Story >
Could dads' obesity raise autism risk for kids?
Could dads' obesity raise autism risk for kids?
Children born to obese fathers, but not obese mothers, may have a slightly higher risk of autism than kids with thinner dads, a large new study suggests.Full Story >
Children born to obese fathers, but not obese mothers, may have a slightly higher risk of autism than kids with thinner dads, a large new study suggests.Full Story >

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Men's HealthMore>>

Quarter of prostate cancer patients may abandon 'watchful waiting' approach

Quarter of prostate cancer patients may abandon 'watchful waiting' approach

Pelvic exercises may help his sex life

Pelvic exercises may help his sex life

Young dads at risk of depressive symptoms

Young dads at risk of depressive symptoms

Men with eating disorders often ignore symptoms

Men with eating disorders often ignore symptoms

Could dads' obesity raise autism risk for kids?

Could dads' obesity raise autism risk for kids?

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