A randomized controlled trial found that connective tissue massage combined with standard care improved erectile dysfunction symptoms, autonomic dysfunction, and ...
A cross-sectional study in Brazzaville found a significant independent association between lower urinary tract symptoms and erectile function in men ...
An interventional study in France found that dedicated prenatal consultations for expectant fathers facilitated HIV screening, catch-up vaccinations, and clinical ...
In a cross-sectional German population survey of 1,742 cisgender men, chronic health conditions and comorbid mental health issues were strongly ...
A retrospective study of 122 men with CP/CPPS found that 12-week improvements in symptom scores and erectile function were only ...
A Nigerian hospital study of 213 men with type 2 diabetes found 71.8 percent had sexual dysfunction, with erectile dysfunction ...
An observational study found substantial state-level variation in U.S. men’s health across six racial and ethnic groups, with national averages ...
An Australian cross-sectional survey of 487 healthcare professionals found limited training and familiarity with gender-responsive healthcare for men, alongside barriers ...
A qualitative study in Durban, South Africa finds that clients, barbers, and owners see strong potential in barbershop-based HIV prevention ...
A national WHO STEPS survey of over 3,000 Kazakh men found biochemically low testosterone in about 5 percent, with obesity ...
A qualitative study of men who completed an NHS Tier 3 weight management programme finds that cultural norms of masculinity ...
A community screening campaign in Belize's remote Toledo district found that nearly a third of men tested had elevated blood ...
In a groundbreaking study recently published in J Transl Med, researchers have unveiled a compelling link between bioavailable testosterone levels ...
A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at the University of Helsinki has illuminated the significant health advantages of partially substituting ...
