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It's No Contact Sport, but Golf Can Leave a Duffer Banged Up

Injuries are as common in golf as in almost any other sport played by amateurs, including tennis. (read more)

Synthetic Testosterone Seemed Like a Good Idea. Then Came Fertility Issues.

Gym rats and others unwittingly step into a trap in the quest for turbocharged virility. (read more)

Osteoporosis: It's Not Just for Women

Though long considered a women's disease, recent research has shown that osteoporosis also takes a significant toll on men. (read more)

The Definition of This Problem Depends On a Stopwatch

Are drug companies offering hope or hype on premature ejaculation? (read more)

For Teenagers, a Tweak on 'Just Say No'

Some experts say the best way to keep teenage boys away from risky behaviors is to tell them to wait � until they're old enough to know better. (read more)

What's the Lure of the Edge?

Why are some men happy only when they're doing something that scares other guys to death? The answer lies in their dopamine receptors. (read more)

Like Charlemagne, You've Got Gout

New studies confirm old links between meat, beer and spirits and gout, the most common form of inflammatory arthritis among males. (read more)

Titanium and Sensors Replace Ahab's Peg Leb

The C-Leg is actually made up of several sophisticated systems. (read more)

Got Thrills?: A Quiz

Are you a risk taker? Here are questions on sensation seeking from a test called the Zuckerman-Kuhlman Personality Questionnaire. (read more)

P.S.A. Test No Longer Gives Clear Answers

Many experts say the P.S.A. should not be the single focus of prostate cancer screening — and some say some men may be better off forgoing treatment. (read more)

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