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New fathers show drop in testosterone levels 2013-10-18

By Jill Margo

A new study has shown that while men with high testosterone levels are more likely to have mating success and father children, after the child is born their testosterone levels drop.

The truth about testosterone 2013-10-18

By Jill Margo

Driven by commercial interests rather than science, testosterone prescribing is escalating at startling rates around the world.

Positive thinking for the penis 2013-10-18

By Jill Margo

The last decade has seen a new openness about male sexuality, but rather than boosting men’s confidence it appears to have created a surge in “imagined inadequacy”.

Viagra Inventor Develops 'Tempe Spray' To Help Men Deal With Premature Ejaculation: Is It Safe? 2013-10-18

By Justin Cama

Dr. Mike Wyllie, one of the scientists who invented Viagra, has helped develop an effective treatment for premature ejaculation. Tempe Spray is expected to hit the pharmaceutical market next year, and according to American and European researchers, men co

Beyond the Little Blue Pill: Compound Developed That May Treat Priapism 2013-10-18

By G. Lagoda

It's not the little blue pill famous for helping men get big results, but for those who need it, the outcome might be even more significant. A new research report published online in The FASEB Journal, offers hope to men who experience priapism.

Nanoparticle-Based Erectile Dysfunction Therapy Shows Promise 2013-10-18

By Albert Einstein College of Medicine

An innovative drug-delivery system – nanoparticles encapsulating nitric oxide or prescription drugs – shows promise for topical treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED), according to a new study by scientists at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiv

Childbirth Not Significant Contributor to Later Sexual Dysfunction 2013-10-18

By UCSF

Childbirth is not a major contributor to sexual dysfunction in women later in life, according to a new study led by UC San Francisco researchers.

Key Mechanism Behind Herpes Revealed by Researchers 2013-10-18

By Lund University

Researchers at Lund University in Sweden and Carnegie Mellon University have for the first time managed to measure the internal pressure that enables the herpes virus to infect cells in the human body. The discovery paves the way for the development of ne

Cheap Viagra That Americans Can't Buy 2013-10-18

By Brian Orelli

Cheap generic versions of Pfizer's Viagra are coming to Europe, according the generic-drug maker Teva Pharmaceuticals .

Complex diseases traced to gene copy numbers 2013-10-17

By Duke University

Researchers have connected very rare and precise duplications and deletions in the human genome to their complex disease consequences by duplicating them in zebrafish.

Pioneering use of oral cholera vaccine during outbreak 2013-10-17

By Public Library of Science

A Medecins Sans Frontieres vaccination campaign of more than 300,000 people in Guinea shows feasibility of oral cholera vaccine for control of future epidemics.

Alcohol-related violence: Is 'glassing' the big issue? 2013-10-17

By Wiley

Contrary to public perception, "glassing" incidents, particularly at licensed venues, constitute a relatively small proportion of all alcohol-related violence.

Human neutrophil peptide-1: A new anti-leishmanial drug candidate 2013-10-17

By Public Library of Science

As drug-resistant strains of Leishmaniasis spread, new non-toxic therapy could open a new front in the battle against this deadly parasite.

The brain's neural thermostat 2013-10-17

By Brandeis University

Scientists observed in vivo that neocortical neurons, cells that control higher functions such as sight, language and spatial reasoning, have a set average firing rate and return to this set point even during prolonged periods of sensory deprivation. Furt

In Europe, 3.5 million new fragility fractures occur annually 2013-10-17

By International Osteoporosis Foundation

A new report warns that as a result of an aging population, health care providers will be faced with an avalanche of fractures and rising costs. Approximately 22 million women and 5.5 million men in 27 member states of the European Union, have osteoporosi

Making sense of conflicting advice on calcium intake 2013-10-17

By University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)

In recent years, studies have reported inconsistent findings regarding whether calcium supplements used to prevent fractures increase the risk of heart attack. Now, in an assessment of the scientific literature, a researcher says patients and health care

Genetic errors identified in 12 major cancer types 2013-10-17

By Washington University in St. Louis

Examining 12 major types of cancer, scientists have identified 127 repeatedly mutated genes that appear to drive the development and progression of a range of tumors in the body. The discovery sets the stage for devising new diagnostic tools and more pers

Toward a urine test for detecting blood clots 2013-10-17

By American Chemical Society

Detecting dangerous blood clots, which can cause life-threatening conditions such as strokes and heart attacks, leading causes of death for men and women in the US, has been a coveted and elusive goal. But scientists are now reporting progress in the form

Vaccine risk to myasthenia gravis patients may be worth taking 2013-10-17

By American Association of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic Medicine (AANEM)

First step taken in collection of data on vaccine-preventable illnesses in patients with myasthenia gravis, a neuromuscular disorder causing weakness and rapid fatigue of voluntary muscles.

Protective pathway identified to counter toxicity associated with Alzheimer's disease 2013-10-17

By University of Western Ontario

New research has identified a pathway used by the brain to try to protect itself from toxicity that occurs with Alzheimer's disease (AD). Researchers have done extensive work on the role of prion protein. They found that toxicity of amyloid-² pep

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