Men's Health - Page 78

October 28, 2015

NFL says concussions down 25 percent this year

The rate of concussions among NFL players fell 25 percent this season, according to the league, even as injury reporting and trips to injured reserve list rose overall.

October 28, 2015

Many older men still get prostate cancer testing

Despite recommendations not to screen men age 75 and older for prostate cancer, most elderly men still get tested

October 28, 2015

'Popeye' from Massachusetts defends his 31-inch upper arms

Don't tell Popeye. It turns out you don't need to eat your spinach to get the world's biggest arms

October 28, 2015

Signs You're a Healthy Guy

We spend so much time worrying about disease that we rarely ever question the flip side: What does it mean to be healthy? Thankfully, that's a question that AskMen.com can help answer. Check out the following signs to see if you are a healthy guy

October 28, 2015

Early Balding Linked to Risk of Prostate Cancer

A study showing that men who start to go bald at 20 may be more likely to develop prostate cancer in later life suggests they might benefit from early screening or preventative therapy, scientists said

October 28, 2015

Male suicides rose after 2008 financial crash

The 2008 financial crisis that devastated many Western economies also reaped a heavy toll in suicides among men, a study published on Tuesday suggests.

October 28, 2015

Core Training to Improve Your Golf Game

Perfect your golf game with these six golf core workouts

October 28, 2015

How Adam Levine finds strength, focus and balance

Maroon 5 front man Adam Levine is a media multitasker: rock star, budding actor, king of reality TV. How does he hold it all together? With a centered attitude and a crapload of yoga.

October 28, 2015

The health detectives

They aren’t M.D.’s, but they can detect disease—and maybe even save your life. 

October 28, 2015

High soy diet reduces risk of prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is the 4th most common type of cancer worldwide—however, the incidence of the disease varies geographically. Scientists believe diet may be a crucial factor in lowering a person's risk of prostate cancer