November 2009
Facts Behind Hair Loss In Men
Going bald is a fact of life for millions of men. Adults lose about 10,000 scalp hairs each and every day. Hair normally lives for around five years. With male pattern baldness these hairs do not always get replaced and gradually bald areas appear.
August 2009
Mens Health Issues, Fitness and Nutrition
Talking about Mens health: Research has shown that men are differently affected by health problems than women even though they may have the same disease. It is a well known fact that heart disease is much more prevalent in men than women and also more likely to be inherited if there is a history of heart related problems in the family.
June 2009
Hair Loss Statistics
Hair loss affects many people in the world. Some feel uncomfortable about losing hair, the others understand that it is common and do not try to hide it. Hair loss affects both men and women of all ages.
May 2009
Male Pattern Baldness Treatment
For centuries men have lost their hair as they aged and no one could do anything about it. They were destined to be bald, and the majority of them accepted hair loss as a normal event that should happen to them sooner or later. In the last few years medicine has made a big step forward to alopecia treatment.
March 2009
Reliable Information Answers Men s Sexual Health Questions
As adolescents, boys get their information about sexuality and men s sexual health from their peers. As teens, locker room talk may titillate, but it provides little in the way of accurate information about men s health issues.
February 2009
Men s Health Advice
Talking about Men s health: Research has shown that men are differently affected by health problems than women even though they may have the same disease. It is a well known fact that heart disease is much more prevalent in men than women and also more likely to be inherited if there is a history of heart related problems in the family.
February 2008
New Studies Warn Men About Smoking-Induced Erectile Dysfunction
A number of recently conducted studies have found an unquestionable link between smoking and erectile dysfunction in the male population. Scientists of the Tulane University, the Wake Forest University, and the Northwestern University Medical School warn that smoking, in addition to its numerous heath hazards, can put men in a dramatically increased risk of developing impotence.
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