For Men

Should you go vegetarian? Two new studies show that people who eat no or minimal meat live longer, weigh less, and have fewer asthma and hay fever attacks than their carnivorous cousins.

Because men have less than a 1 percent chance of getting breast cancer, many doctors miss the signs and don’t diagnose the disease until it’s too late. It's important to know the symptoms.

Chocolate is the focus of some pretty satisfying research lately. Fans of this nutritious confection will love this latest study!

Ubiquinol, a new form of the antioxidant coenzyme Q-10, may increase sperm counts and motility.

Recent studies demonstrate that a specific nutrient combination, diet and lifestyle factors improve sperm quality and enhance the likelihood of conception.

A new clinical study demonstrates how vitamin D supplementation can potentially slow the progression of prostate cancer.

Men who are found to have clinically insignificant prostate tumors and proceed with radical treatment can be at risk for unwanted side effects. There are potential benefits to "active surveillance."