Men with erectile dysfunction (ED) who display signs of depression may have a higher risk of developing heart problems, according to a study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine. During a recent trial, researchers surveyed more than 2,000 men about their sexual health. While interviewing the participants, the investigators also monitored the men for depression-related symptoms.

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Men who avoid treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED) may be putting themselves at an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease, according to a study published in The Journal for Sexual Medicine.

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Men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer and need to have a gland surgically removed may suffer some temporary nerve damage. Complications of this major nerve could lead to more health concerns, including the killing of healthy cells, as well as erectile dysfunction. However, researchers have discovered a protein that could speed up recovery of this complication.

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Researchers have conducted what they say is the first study ever to observe the association between adolescent boys going through puberty and the levels of chemicals they produce that can cause antisocial behavior.

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It may be a good idea for male cancer survivors to take nutritional supplements like zinc and vitamin C, as a new study suggests that some of the side effects from testosterone deficiency caused by chemotherapy treatments could lead to erectile dysfunction. Research published in the journal Cancer reveals that testosterone deficiency can be a late side effect of radiation therapy and chemotherapy that affects approximately 15 percent of young male cancer survivors.

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It may be a good idea for men to incorporate more omega-3 fatty acids into their diet as a new study is suggesting that a lack of the nutritional supplements could potentially lead to infertility.

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Individuals who are experiencing a low libido and are taking nutritional supplements such as zinc and vitamin C may also want to try getting some sleep, as a new study suggests that a lack of sleep could be one of the main factors for a low sex drive.

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A new study suggests that older men who suffer from restless leg syndrome (RLS) may also be at risk for erectile dysfunction.

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Two publications on older men’s health and sexual performance have concluded that proper diet and exercise are better than pharmacological treatments. According to Phoenix-based Kronos Longevity Research Institute (KLRI), a review of available research suggests testosterone replacement therapies have minimal or no benefits in terms of health or aging.

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Scientific studies indicate that developing benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) can have a serious effect on your urinary function, sexual activity and overall health. The longer you avoid addressing this uncomfortable and often embarrassing situation, the sooner you could experience abnormal cell growth—or worse, a late-stage cancer diagnosis! Be sure to read this list of all-natural remedies to help ensure your prostate health for years to come!

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A new article in Obesity and Weight Management has shed more light on the link between erectile dysfunction (ED) and excessive weight.

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The Soyfoods Association of North America is taking advantage of Men’s Health Month to tout the benefits of soy and soy-based foods and dispel some of the myths about soy consumption.

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Recent research has shown hormonal changes and lower quality of sex life among obese men are related to the degree of obesity.

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German researchers have reported promising results from a clinical trial of an herbal supplement that might alleviate impotence and low libido problems.

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An all-natural solution to male sexual difficulties called Plantagrar may be in the offing after trials of the German supplement registered positive results.

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