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To Be A Better Man - thenutritionreporter.com
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News & Research:
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HPV Infections Linked to Penile Cancer - WebMD, 8/24/09 -
"HPV-16 is the leading HPV type liked to penile
cancer; HPV-18 is the second most common type ... The study's authors say
about 7,000 cases of penile cancer could be prevented each year if such
infections could be wiped out. A vaccine called Gardasil is available in the
U.S. to protect girls and women against certain HPV infections. It is not
approved for men"
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Male
Painters And Decorators Exposed To Fertility Damaging Chemicals, Study Shows
- Science Daily, 5/23/08 - "Men working as painters
and decorators who are exposed to glycol ethers are more likely to have poor
semen quality"
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Relationship of sex steroid hormones with bone mineral density in a
nationally-representative sample of men - Clin Endocrinol (Oxf). 2008
May 14 - "Men in the lowest quartile of free
estradiol had 70% increased odds (OR=1.69, 95% CI 0.95-2.98) of osteopenia
compared with men in the highest quartile. Men in the lowest quartile of
free testosterone had nearly four times the odds of osteopenia than those in
the highest quartile (OR=3.82; 95% CI 1.87-7.78). Lower concentrations of
SHBG appeared protective against osteopenia (p-trend=0.01). Neither total
testosterone nor total estradiol was associated with BMD, although men with
clinically low estradiol (<20 ng/l) had lower BMD (0.930 g/cm(2), 95% CI
0.88-0.98) than men with normal-range estradiol (1.024 g/cm(2), 1.01-1.04;
p=0.004"
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Estrogen Is Important For Bone Health In Men As Well As Women - Science
Daily, 5/10/07 - "As for men - new
research at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis has shown
that low amounts of active estrogen metabolites also can increase their
osteoporosis risk"
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Study Suggests Vasectomy-Dementia Link - WebMD, 2/22/07
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Vasectomy May Put Men At Risk For Type Of Dementia - Science Daily,
2/14/07
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Vasectomy May Put Men at Risk for Type of Dementia - Doctor's Guide,
2/12/07 - "The dementia is Primary
Progressive Aphasia (PPA), a neurological disease in which people have
trouble recalling and understanding words. In PPA, people lose the ability
to express themselves and understand speech. It differs from typical
Alzheimer's disease in which a person's memory becomes impaired ... Of the
non-impaired men, 16% had undergone a vasectomy. In contrast, 40% of the men
with PPA had had the surgery"
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Men's Top 5 Health Concerns - WebMD, 4/24/06
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Correcting Male Hyperthyroidism Improves Seminal
Abnormalities - Doctor's Guide, 8/21/02
- Circumcision Protects Female Partner - WebMD,
4/10/02
- Vasectomy Reversal Getting Better - WebMD, 3/29/02
- Male Brains Need Estrogen for Good Memory - WebMD,
11/7/00
- When is adult circumcision necessary? - CNN,
9/20/99
- Vasectomy or
Tubal Ligation? - DrMirkin.com, 9/27/98
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