Do urodynamic studies cut prostate surgery rates?
UK researchers say a thorough assessment is key to deciding future treatment decisions.
Tag: Men’s health
Cancer in men: BRCA2 mutations ‘more important’ than BRCA1
Results from international study might help guide screening, researchers say.
This is why baldness is linked to coronavirus
Two small studies published recently suggested most men hospitalised with COVID-19 are bald, generating headlines around the world. Male pattern baldness is associated with high…
Doctors warn of ‘tidal wave’ of cancer as GP testing plummets
Coronavirus fears means fewer tests are being carried out, with PSA tests down by 60%.
Vasectomy fails after 7 years
There’s a one in 2000 chance of a patient having a late recanalisation, authors say.
A GP guide to parenting support for patients with intellectual disability
GPs can make a big difference to the health, safety and wellbeing of children born to a parent with intellectual disability. Here’s how.
Are macho men more likely to die by suicide?
Longitudinal study explores traits that might influence suicidal thoughts and behaviour.
Men have biological clocks too: IVF study
'Ageing celebrities' fathering children in senior years give false hope, say Melbourne authors.
Does sex really increase cancer risk?
A study published last week, and covered on 6minutes, claims to have found a link between having had 10 or more sexual partners and an increased risk…
Intimate partner violence a predictor of major depression for women
However men are more likely to experience anxiety disorders.
