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The findings are relevant, seeing as though temperatures have continued to rise worldwide over the last decade, and warmer years are expected in the future. Continue Reading

The study showed that men who had a vasectomy were 20% more likely to develop metastatic cancer (cancer that spreads to other parts of the body) than men who had not had a vasectomy. Though the cause of the connection is not yet known, there are some ideas. Continue Reading

If you experience erectile difficulties in at least 25 percent of your sexual encounters, you could have erectile dysfunction. Although it’s getting more attention and is more widely accepted, erectile dysfunction is still fairly misunderstood. Continue Reading

There are several diseases where early detection can greatly improve your treatment options, your quality of life, and your chance of survival. The three major male cancers fall into this category. Continue Reading

Lumps and bumps? Get a handle on what's going on down there during Testicular Cancer Awareness Month. Examine your testicles for early detection of this curable disease. Continue Reading

Are you, or someone you love, at risk for testicular cancer? Although testicular cancer can spread and can recur, chances of success increase greatly with early detection. Continue Reading

When sperm enter the uterus they have to travel all the way up to the fallopian tubes to the egg. Although fallopian tubes are only eight to twelve centimeters long (or 3.5 to 5 inches), that represents quite a distance to the tiny sperm. Continue Reading

Several factors can influence the health of your kidneys including your diet, lifestyle, and certain diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension, hepatitis, nephritis and bacterial infections. Here are some ways to keep your kidneys, and the rest of you, healthy. Continue Reading