Your primary care physician (PCP) is more than the person you see for annual checkups.
That stubborn beer belly isn’t just a rite of passage or a symbol of the so-called dad-bod—it’s a serious health risk hiding in plain sight.
Aging doesn’t mean losing strength—if you take action. After 30, muscle mass naturally declines, but with the right habits, you can maintain and even build it. The key?
Men, let’s talk about health. When was your last annual checkup? If you can’t remember, it’s time to make an appointment. Annual exams are essential for preventive care.
Let’s focus on a healthy heart. Heart disease affects one in four men and remains the leading cause of death for men. Don't wait for something bad to happen to you before taking action.
During Men’s Health Month, let’s discuss the prostate gland to understand how to keep it healthy and help prevent prostate cancer.
As September marks Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, it's a timely reminder for men to prioritize their prostate health.
Many men like to pretend they are immune to disease and injury. The reality is no one is immune to health conditions.
You’ve likely heard of superfoods. But what makes them so special? It turns out, they can do a lot to keep you healthy.
Studies show 1 in 10 men experience depression and anxiety but less than half of them seek help.
When most men think about breast cancer, they think about it in terms of the women in their life.
When sick or injured, men often think they can tough it out. But medical conditions don’t care how tough you are and can affect even the strongest men.
