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Popular hair-loss drug may be in short supply: 'A significant problem'
The researchers called 277 pharmacies in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia to ask for a 30-day supply of 2.5 milligrams of Minoxidil.
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The disturbing reason why men are quitting therapy
The biggest problem may be the environment that stops many men from seeing a therapist in the first place.
I'm a tough outdoorsman battling Stage 4 breast cancer — guys, don't think it can't happen to you
Zac Yarbrough, now 42, told Insider he first noticed a lump on his chest back in 2018, while playing in a pool with his two toddler daughters.
Women prefer flings — but not marriage — with more muscular men: study
Fellas, if you fancy a one-night stand it may be time to hit the gym.
Man’s testicles lost in his abdomen after ‘traumatic’ motorcycle crash
An Italian motorcyclist was left in excruciating pain after a motorcycle crash dislodged his testicle and sent it up into his body.
I took a DNA test — my son isn't my biological child, but should I tell him?
"My son looks nothing like me," the man noted. "I have brown hair and green eyes, he has blonde hair and blue eyes."
I love my Halloween decorations — I didn't realize they would upset my neighbors
A self-proclaimed "Halloween lover" was asked to take down her "morbid" decorations — and her compassionate response is going viral.
New dads who take paternity leave less likely to suffer alcohol abuse: study
Researchers found that the more time novice dads worldwide spend acclimating to child-rearing, the less likely they are to use liquor as a boozy crutch.
I'm a urologist — my 3 tips can stop you from having to pee overnight
This doctor can help you avoid making a pee-line for the bathroom when you'd rather be sleeping.
Dads get postpartum depression, too — study says it's time to recognize that
Dads are susceptible to postpartum depression just as mothers are, new research from the University of Illinois Chicago has found.
NYU prof suggests schools teach 'mating dynamics' to young men amid rise of 'AI sex bots'
A New York University professor is sounding the alarm about a looming social crisis for young men driven by the rise of "AI sex bots" and excessive consumption of pornography.
'Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels' star dead at 56
"It's scary, to be confronted with your own mortality is the most scary thing you'll ever go through," Abraham told The Liverpool Echo over the summer.
Billy Miller fans asked to donate to hospital that treated Emmy winner as a kid
He gave a shoutout to the hospital in his 2014 Daytime Emmys acceptance speech for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.
A man's neck size affects perception of his parenting skills: study
“We’re talking about muscles that are both connected to the neck and visible from a face-to-face interaction,” said Dr. Mitch Brown, co-author of the study.
I was told I had 3 weeks to live, so I planned my funeral — that was over a year ago
“You only get one life, so I’m going to do everything I can to keep fighting," Dennis Blackman said.
My husband thought I was cheating on him — he had a brain tumor
"Because I kept pointing out things that he was doing wrong, his paranoia caused him to believe things that weren’t true," Gemma Hampton explained.
I’m a trans man who pees in the shower — here's how my pal reacted when I did it at her house
"Now, as a guy without a penis I am unable to enjoy the wonders of pissing standing up most of the time," the Redditor wrote.
Supermarket shut down due to spider that can cause long, painful erections
"The erection is a side effect that everybody who gets stung by this spider will experience along with the pain and discomfort," Dr. Romulo Leite said.
I lost 125 pounds by enjoying my favorite foods — here's how I did it
"I'm not going to ask myself to give up ice cream for 10 years, that's dumb," said Chris Terrell, 38.
I had two penises and used both for sex — women were addicted
Double his pleasure, double his fun.
1 in 10 men have 'curved penis' syndrome, but suffer in silence: doctor
"This population, I call the population that suffers in silence," Dr. Mohit Khera said. "They never talk about it."