More in Matters in Men’s Health

An article in Renal & Urology News reports “Early findings from the first prospective U.S. trial of prostatic artery embolization (PAE) suggest this approach may be safe and effective for treating lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) related to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).” While medications...

The New York Times reports “Sophisticated new prostate cancer tests are coming to market that might supplement the unreliable P.S.A. test, potentially saving tens of thousands of men each year from unnecessary biopsies, operations and radiation treatments.” Often, men are treated for prostate cancers...

Richard Sadovsky, MD, wants you to talk about sex with your patients. He discusses easy ways that physicians can screen for sexual dysfunction with male patients and common concerns that often afflict older patients such as loss of labido or premature ejaculation. Read Richard Sadovsky’s...