While many men turn to a magic pill to help their lives, you can make lasting improvements by incorporating a handful of easy exercises.

When comparing middle-aged men in France and Ireland, studies found binge drinking to increase heart disease risk nearly 200 percent.

The fact that nearly 50 percent of patients examined in this study still showed sperm counts after having the procedure causes some alarm for researchers.

New research presented at the National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) may reveal certain biomarkers to assist in early detection of prostate cancer in men who show no disease symptoms.

New studies show a link in men between finger length and testosterone, risk-taking, and financial success.

Researchers have discovered a soy derivative that may prevent prostate cancer from spreading throughout the body.

A United States study published in Fertility and Sterility reveals laptop use as a primary cause of scrotal hyperthermia, or increase in testicle temperature.

While the average height is 5 feet 9 inches, researchers claim for each additional 2 inches, testicular cancer risk may increase by 13 percent.

Men are less sexy if they grow up with a lot of sisters, according to a report published in Psychological Science.

Type II diabetes affected about 171 million people worldwide in the year 2000. By the year 2030, experts estimate nearly 366 million people will have type II diabetes.