Men's Health

The average life expectancy for men is 76 years. If you’re a man who wants to push that number as high as possible -- or a woman who wants the same for your husband, father or brother -- you may be interested in the leading causes of death... Full Answer

If you are going through andropause, chances are you are probably feeling several things, ranging from low energy to some type of sleep disturbance, or you may be experiencing emotions such as fear, anger, and confusion -- and no doubt you have... Full Answer

Hot flashes, mood swings, low libido, fuzzy thinking -- every woman knows what these symptoms mean. But, says Dr. Oz, men should be prepared to experience a few of them too. Watch this video for the truth about male menopause.  Full Answer

Male menopause is not a myth. In this video, Dr. Oz reveals two simple tests to help you know if you're going through male menopause -- and some remedies that can help. Full Answer

Male menopause can easily be treated by a physician who is skilled in treating this condition. There are several options available to men, which includes over the counter supplements, medical and surgical options. Nutritionally, there are several options... Full Answer

In so-called "male menopause," men experience a decline in sex hormones (testosterone). Male menopause is more subtle than female menopause, but it can carry its own sexual side effects. Although some men are not bothered by low testosterone, many... Full Answer

Men don’t get hot flashes, but they may get too cool, at least when it comes to sexual desire. As men age, their testosterone levels take a slow-motion nosedive, and sexual desire, including the ability to get an erection, can fizzle. Unlike... Full Answer

The official term is andropause, says Dr. Mehmet Oz, Vice-Chair and Professor of Surgery at Columbia University. Dr. Oz explains that women go through menopause when their ovaries stop producing eggs and cause estrogen and progesterone levels to... Full Answer

Breast growth in men is more common than one might expect. It is a hidden, embarrassing deformity. Men with large breasts wear shirts all the time, even on the beach. About 18,000 men underwent surgery to reduce the size of their breasts in 2005. Full Answer

Male breast growth, technically called gynecomastia, occurs in half of men at the time of puberty. It can be humiliating and prompt teasing. At a time when teenagers are beginning to grow beards, the last thing a boy wants to grow is a breast.... Full Answer