According to the survey by Relationships Australia, couples in 40s are happier in their sexual lives than those in 20s or 30s, as their financial security wipes out the household stresses that often kill the libido.
Researchers have found that love, lust and passion are not enough for sexual satisfaction; rather what plays crucial role in spicing […]

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A new study published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine reveals that several unhealthy lifestyle factors, such as weight problems, physical inactivity, high alcohol consumption, tobacco smoking, and hard drugs are associated with sexual dysfunctions in men. Additionally, an unhealthy lifestyle is more common in persons who are sexually inactive.
Results found that a number of […]

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A government report says U.S. emergency department visits for drug-related suicide attempts by young adult males rose 55 percent between 2005 and 2009.
ER visits for drug-related suicide attempts involving antidepressants among young adult males in those four years jumped 155 percent, and cases involving anti-anxiety and insomnia medications rose 93 percent.
Emergency department visits for drug-related suicide […]

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A new survey has revealed 70 percent of men may be ignoring symptoms of treatable health conditions and don’t visit their doctors sometimes for as long as six months to a year after experiencing disease symptoms.
The study results confirmed what men’s health experts have thought for some time: that men are in denial.and they do not […]

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Acording to new research, funded by the US Department of Agriculture, a man’s choice of where to eat could literally tip the scales on his child’s health as his perceptions of family meals carry more weight, so to speak, than mothers’.
Men who have no trouble eating food in a fast food restaurant are going to be […]

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A new study at Harvard School of Public Health says that men who bully others during childhood are more likely to grow up and abuse their wives and girlfriends.
However, it’s not clear whether one type of violence directly leads to the other
The study was published online June 6 in the Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent […]

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While there is general consensus that exercise helps to minimize the impact of androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) on body composition, fitness, and other factors, there is limted evidence from clinical trials about the specific types of exercise that may be of greatest value.
A recent study targeted the  effects of patient age, type of exercise, and the use […]

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A new study suggests men are more likely to see issues in black-and-white, whereas women tend to see things in shades of grey.
Men were found to be more likely to make absolute judgments (a tomato is or is not a fruit). Women, on the other hand, were more flexible and 23 percent more likely to say […]

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It is in our hahit to associate women with domestic abuse. The truth is men also are victims of this form of violence from their female partners. Results of two new studies report that male victims of domestic abuse suffer post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, suicidal thoughts, and other psychological trauma.Two recent studies found that men […]

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According to recently published research from a Michigan State University nursing researcher, a lack of equipment and venues - and a lack of motivation even if those were available - are the main barriers to physical activity for adolescent boys.
Study found the most prominent personal barrier was lack of motivation, and environmental barriers included lack […]

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