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• Pricey new test may help guide prostate cancer treatment
• How to power through any problem like an Olympian
• Dismissal of STD experiment lawsuit appealed
• How that pot belly makes you stupid
• Smiling may lower your heart rate
• Modern medicine: Lab-grown genitals, spray-on skin
• Too tough to get sick: Why men won't go to the doctor
• Where's the car? Men are (a little) better at remembering
• Synthetic pot linked to kidney damage in 16 users
• Does circumcision hurt sexual pleasure? Study draws fire
• Men get osteoporosis, too -- but they probably don't know it
• Sauna visits may lower sperm count
• 'Test tube baby' pioneer Robert Edwards dies
• FDA approves new drug for advanced prostate cancer
• Why straight women and gay men are often so close
• PSA decision tools may help men clarify their values
• Another reason not to light up: Smoking makes a hangover worse
• Vitamin C supplements tied to men's kidney stones
• Red wine compound may boost testosterone
• Shorter penis alarms some men after prostate treatment, study finds
• Saturated fats tied to falling sperm counts in Danes: study
• “Get off my lawn!” Why some older men get so grouchy
• Searching for health, happiness? Where to go if you're a guy
• Uncircumcised boys may face more urinary infections
• French men not producing as much sperm

• Lack of sleep may harm sperm
• Hair-loss drug linked to severe depression in men
• Your late night TV habit is depressing (literally)
• Eating walnuts daily can give sperm an extra kick
• Spider venom shows promise for treating erectile dysfunction
• Dude, where's my junk?! Crude test may help men trim fat
• 3 small warnings can signal big brain problems
• A man's smile can make women act subordinate
• Experimental pill adds months to lives of prostate cancer patients
• Grieving husband blasts 'medieval' cancer treatment
• 'Zip-related genital injuries' send 1,700 men to ER each year
• FDA finds another batch of 'natural' sex enhancement products that aren’t
• Science proves women like men with bigger penises
• Man infected with smallpox-like virus through sex
• Drug-resistant gonorrhea cases spike in UK
• Controlling anxiety: When your feelings hurt you
• The way red meat is cooked can affect cancer risk
• Will you have a fat kid? Research gives a hint
• Worst day for a doctor's appointment is...
• Pricey prostate treatment no safer than radiation
• Some so-called 'dude foods' may not be so bad
• One in 12 in military has clogged heart arteries
• Be skeptical of these 6 healthy-sounding phrases
• Men who have cancer more likely to die from it, study finds
• Afraid of the dentist? Blame your dad

• Suspect in hepatitis C outbreak wrote suicide note
• Stressed-out guys prefer chubbier women
• New cancer drug affects sperm, study shows. Finally, a male birth control pill?
• 6 weird, yet common, allergies and how to beat them
• Should you fire your doctor? 4 signs to watch
• Forget Obama's gray hair. Presidents don't age any faster than the rest of us
• Hey, mustachioed men: Don't forget the point of Movember
• And the best beverage to boost brainpower is ...
• Even for sperm, there is a season
• Over 40? Extreme sports could lead to extreme injuries
• Imaging study may show brain changes in Gulf War illness
• Testosterone doesn't boost functioning in older men
• Despite guidelines, guys still get cancer screenings
• Allure of the ‘cat fight’:  sex, sex and maybe some fighting  
• Faster approval for new cancer drugs saving lives
• Put down the remote: TV can lower sperm count
• New study fuels debate on prostate cancer tests
• Double-arm transplant soldier 'getting a second chance'
• Caffeine linked to leaky bladder in men
• Dude, it's your junk! Pot linked to testicular cancer
• Gym intimidation keeps some dudes from working out
• Court backs doctor in penis amputation case
• Urban jogging may be making you dumber
• Uncircumcised boys and men may face more UTIs