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
5 Hair Loss Products For Men and Women Reviewed
Are there no genuine treatments that sufferers can turn to in a bid to treat the ravages of premature hair loss. Don t despare, Female hair loss and male pattern-type baldness can be treated successfully for most people nowadays. The medical term for hair loss is Alopecia.
April 2009
Fighting Acne with Home Remedies
Acne is a very common skin condition, affecting women and men of all ages. Also known as pimples, acne can appear on the face and neck, back and shoulders. Although a serious problem, few people suffering from Acne Vulgaris seek medical advice.
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.
July 2008
Slimming Facts: Why Men Respond to Diets and Exercise Better than Women
Frustrated women often complain that, despite dieting and exercising at the same rate, they are not as successful in shedding off excess weight as their husbands.
February 2008
Rectal Cancer in Both Men and Women Can be Triggered by Smoking
According to the publication that appeared on November 14, 2007 in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, cigarette smoking is linked to a higher incidence of rectal cancer. The article is based on the research conducted by a team of scientists, led by Electra Paskett, Ph.D, of Ohio State University, Columbus, USA.
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