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I just stumble across a blog/post as I do when I randomly surf the net, seeking someway to connect with humanity. Written in 2011, the post was written by man who offered up the theory woman after the age of 55 become celibate because both our libido and our emotional capacity diminish with age. No where in his postulations, did he ever take into consideration any gender responsibility. It...
The good news about prostate cancer is that survival rates are at an all-time high. The bad news is that hundreds of thousands of men are still getting it. Dr. John Langdon has tips for preventing and diagnosing this common cancer.
Women Playing For T.I.M.E. is one of the world's great grass roots organizations. The members' mission is to help M. D. Anderson Cancer Orlando defeat cancers that affect women. And now, one of the last great barriers in sports has been broken.
Award-winning filmmaker Peter Starr says his own experiences with prostate cancer prompted him to travel the world seeking answers and alternative treatments for the disease. Find out why he thinks surgery and drugs aren't always the answer.
Steve Sigler says softball never appealed to him, so he founded a hardball league that is now 45,000 members strong -- and growing.
When a professional photographer and athlete turned 40, she became fascinated with the vitality of older men and women who seemed unfazed and unaffected by their older years.
Did you know that a man is 35 percent more likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer than a woman is to be diagnosed with breast cancer? Guys, it's time to start talking about cancer and ways to prevent this deadly, but very treatable, disease.
It's something men don't like to talk about. But since September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, we will.
Some men never want to grow up. Eventually, most do! The London Daily Telegraph proves man-opause is a world-wide condition!
I’ve been pondering lately about what it really looks like to be masculine from a spiritual point of view. What is healthy masculinity anyway? I counsel with men all the time about this issue. We explore their backgrounds, their woundedness, and their perspectives on what it means to be a “real man.” I think God is molding my views on these important issues. I seek Him out in this...