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TESTICULAR CANCER: The Importance of doing a self examination
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Release Date: 26-Jan-10 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Testicular Cancer
Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in young men and it is much more common in white American men than in African-American men; however the rates of testicular cancer in both black and white men have been rising steadily over the past two decades. It is important to know that testis cancer is a very curable disease and the chances of being cured are remarkably improved if the disease is found early. In fact, cure rates for men whose ...
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Prostate Cancer: So you�ve been diagnosed with prostate cancer: What now?
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Release Date: 27-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Prostate
Watch the Video and Read the Article. Men newly diagnosed with prostate cancer face a myriad of choices when considering treatment for their condition. Perhaps the most important thing to remember if you�ve been diagnosed with this disease is that there is no �right� choice of treatment and that each man has to make his own individualized decision regarding therapy for this common cancer. Although there are a number of reasonable treatment ...
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Skin Care
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Release Date: 27-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Skin Care
Skin cancer prevention and male pattern baldness
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Sexual Dysfunction
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Release Date: 27-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Sexual Dysfunction
Watch the Video and Read the Article. Sexual dysfunction in the male is a very common problem that encompasses erectile dysfunction (ED), premature ejaculation, and low libido as its main components. This update will focus primarily on ED, which is the most common form of sexual dysfunction in the American Male. The Sexual Medical Society of North America has defined ED as �the persistent inability to achieve or maintain an erection ...
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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
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Release Date: 27-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Prostate
Watch the Video and Read the Article. As a man matures his prostate continues to grow. This slow benign (non cancerous) enlargement of the prostate gland is a normal feature of male aging. While all men�s prostate glands exhibit some degree of enlargement, only approximately one quarter to one third of men will find the symptoms of enlargement significantly bothersome to require intervention.
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Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA): What Every Man Needs to Know
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Release Date: 27-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Prostate
Prostate Specific Antigen, PSA, is a protein that arises in the prostate but is detectable in the blood stream. It has been shown to be elevated in men with cancer. Its greatest utility is its application in detecting men who are at risk for prostate cancer.
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Prostate Cancer: The Basic Facts
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Release Date: 27-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Prostate
The basics of prostate cancer from what it is to how to check for it.
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Smoking: The Major Preventable Cause of Disease
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Release Date: 27-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Lung Health
Watch the Video and Read the Article. The single most important thing you can do to improve your health is to quit smoking. If you do not smoke, don�t start! Smoking is the single most preventable cause of disease in the United States. It is estimated that 400,000 deaths annually are directly related to smoking. In addition, 40,000 deaths annually from heart disease are attributed to passive smoking.
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Colorectal Cancer Screening
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Release Date: 27-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Colorectal Cancer
Watch the Videos and Read the Article. Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the second leading cause of cancer death in the US for men and women combined. It is also among the most preventable cancers, and there is growing public awareness of the importance of screening.
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Acid Indigestion and Gastro-Esophageal Reflux Disease
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Release Date: 27-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Acid Indigestion and Gastro-Esophageal Reflux Disease
Watch the Video and Read the Article. Acid indigestion and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) are very common. In the US, nearly 20-40% of the population experiences heartburn monthly. We can separate gastritis and ulcer disease from GERD by their respective manifestations, GERD being a more common problem.
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Exercise: The New Revolution in Strength Training
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Release Date: 26-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Exercise
Watch the Videos and Read the Article. There is a revolution in strength training. New techniques now give us the ability to keep in shape, and tolerate the changing seasons of activity (and age). It�s called: progressive overload strength training. It�s perfect for anyone with a short attention span since it�s always changing.
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Coronary Artery Disease
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Release Date: 26-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Coronary Artery Disease
Watch the Video and Read the Article. Coronary artery disease affects over ten million people in the United States and is the leading cause of death in both men and women. Angina refers to symptoms that result from plaque narrowing coronary arteries. This is often described as pressure, tightness or burning in the chest that may occur during exercise. The discomfort may radiate to the left arm or jaw and often is accompanied by nausea, sweating ...
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Choosing a Family Physician: Making the most out of your primary health care
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Release Date: 26-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Family Medicine
How men can get the most out of the health care system.
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Nutrition: What is in it for you?
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Release Date: 26-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Nutrition
It's hard to know where you are going when you don't know where you are. Conduct a self-assessment to identify what you should change first. Learn the differences between the various fad diets.
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Diabetes and the Metabolic Syndrome
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Release Date: 22-Feb-08 Author or Contact: Debi Johnson Category: Guide to Men's Health Subcategory: Diabetes and the Metabolic Syndrome
Diabetes Mellitus (elevated blood glucose) affects 17 million individuals in the United States. It is projected that the prevalence will increase 23% by 2010. Approximately one-half of all individuals with diabetes are unaware of their disease. An even larger number of Americans have mildly elevated glucose levels, termed Impaired Glucose Tolerance. Both of these disorders are associated with an increased risk for heart disease and strokes.
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