When Is Active Surveillance Safe for Men With Prostate Cancer?

Scientists Just Discovered a Brand New Part of Sperm That Could Explain Infertility

Sperm has been having a tough time lately. The concentration per ejaculate is getting lower, scientists have created an artificial version that could one day replace it, and to make matters worse, common household products might affect the quality of the little guys.

Fertility preservation in testicular cancer

S.S. Minhas, London (GB)

Male infertility

M. Dinkelman-Smit, Rotterdam (NL)

A Single Injection Promises To Make Your Penis Grow, And Could Cure Erectile Dysfunction

Viagra may one day be a thing of the past, as scientists in Denmark claim to have developed a treatment that can not only cure men of erectile dysfunction, but also make the penis bigger.

A szegedi onkológus szerint a bükki füvesember tanai büntetendőek

Március 15-én állami kitüntetést, mégpedig lovagkeresztet kapott Szabó György, azaz Gyuri bácsi, a bükki füvesember.

Sikeresek a férfi fogamzásgátlóval végzett kutatások

A kutatások szerint biztonságos és hatékony a férfiak számára kifejlesztett, dimetandrolon-undekanoát hatóanyagú fogamzásgátló tabletta egy hónapon keresztül minden nap alkalmazva.

Emergency Management of Priapism in the United Kingdom

A Survey of Current Practice

Adequacy of hyaluronan binding assay

And a new fertility index derived from it for measuring of male fertility potential and the efficacy of supplement therapy

Increased risk of testis failure in testicular germ cell tumor survivors undergoing radiotherapy

Testicular germ cell tumors (TGCTs) are prevalent in males of reproductive age. Among the available therapeutic choices, pelvic radiotherapy (RT) and simple surveillance (SURV) are usually pursued. However, RT is considered to have lifethreatening effects on testicular functions.

Scientists get closer to replicating human sperm

Researchers have passed an important milestone in understanding sperm creation.

Male Fertility – Cancer Trends

Urgent action is required to identify the causes of the substantial reductions in sperm counts that have occurred over the past 3 decades in men in the developed world to avert a future crisis, says an expert writing in the BMJ.