The role of pelvic health physiotherapy in prostate cancer
Many men do not know how they can improve their pelvic health to manage pelvic symptoms secondary to prostate cancer. Read More...
men’s health
Prostate cancer: early detection and advances in management
Prostate cancer remains one of the most common malignancies affecting men, particularly those over 50 years of age. While it typically progresses slowly, allowing for prolonged disease management, early detection and timely intervention are key to improving clinical outcomes. Read More...
Not all bad news
The thing about anniversaries of key events in the health world is that it can make you feel old. But the softener is that it can show how doomsday predictions often come to nought. Read More...
Looking back in anger
Men’s mental health has been in the news for all the wrong reasons lately, with distressing headlines about family and domestic violence incidents. Read More...
Celebrating X and Y
It’s been a while since I sat down to write our magazine’s opening gambit, and to be honest, it has been a struggle. What’s changed in men’s health over those 11 and a half years when I began? Read More...
Men – heart to heart
Are men as hopeless at going to the doctor’s as urban legend suggests? Read More...
New, effective depression test for men
A new test developed by Australian researchers, the Short-Form Male Depression Risk Scale (MDRS-7), has been used to successfully identify men who may have up to 30 times the risk of suicidal ideation than otherwise indicated by traditional measures. Read More...
How to age well: insights from 25 years of research
Next month, Prof Leon Flicker will talk about the ‘Health in Men Study’, a project that seeks to understand the effect of abdominal aortic aneurysm screening in men’s health. Read More...