By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Whether it’s a trait directly related to male gender or a tendency of how men care for their health,
Men’s Health
5 Things You Should Know About Erectile Dysfunction
By Barbara Pierce Erectile dysfunction is one of the most common but least discussed health concerns affecting men particularly as they age, said
Sperm Banking Helps Men Protect Fertility
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant While many men can become parents much later in life compared to most women, sperm banking may provide a means
Should Men Be Screened for Prostate Cancer?
A survivor’s perspective By Patrick Fisher September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. According to the American Cancer Society, other than skin cancer, prostate
The Pill for Men
Men’s contraceptive may be available in the coming years. Will men take it? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Contraception has largely been dependent upon women
7 Tips to Increase Male Longevity
Men in New York (and in the U.S.) live shorter lives than women. Here are some suggestions to extend their life expectancy By Deborah
Number of Men in Nursing Schools in Rochester Steadily Growing
A profession once dominated by females is gradually getting more diverse, despite a lingering gender bias among patients and health care administrators By Deborah
‘I Survived Prostate Cancer’
A survivor’s story By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Mark Richardson of Pittsford is a veteran, RIT grad and Kodak retiree. He’s also a prostate cancer
Reasons to See a Urologist
When should you see a urologist? Area urologists weigh in. By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Jeanne O’Brien, professor of urology and male infertility at URMC
Men Less Likely to Seek Treatment for Depression
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The lifetime prevalence of major depression is 20 to 26 percent for women and 8 to 12 for men. But