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121. Testosterone Gels Risky to Children
     

     May 7, 2009 -- The FDA today warned about the risks that testosterone gel products can pose to children inadvertently exposed to those products by adults. The FDA is ordering a "black box" warning, the FDA's sternest warning, for two prescription topical testosterone gel products, AndroGel 1% and Te

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122. Half a Glass of Wine for Longer Life?
     

     April 29, 2009 -- A little alcohol each day may be good for you, increasing your life span, and quaffing it down in a glass of wine -- make that half a glass -- may be the best way to get your daily dose, a new study suggests. Researchers in the Netherlands conclude in a large study that drinking up

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123. Penis Spray for Premature Ejaculation
     

     April 26, 2009 -- An anesthetic spray for the penis, used five minutes before sex, helps men delay orgasm six times longer than usual. The finding comes from a placebo-controlled clinical trial conducted by Plethora Solutions of London, England. The 300 men in the study suffered from premature ejacu

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124. Circumcision May Reduce Risk of STDs
     

     March 25, 2009 - Circumcised men have a 25% lower risk of genital herpes and a 35% lower risk of HPV, the virus that causes genital warts and cancers. The data come from a study in Uganda that already has shown circumcision effective in reducing a man's risk of HIV infection from heterosexual sex. T

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125. The Emotional Toll of Urinary Incontinence in Men
     

     Nearly one out of every five men over the age of 60 is having to deal with male urinary incontinence. That's a lot of people. But as common as male incontinence is, odds are good that you've never met a single guy who fessed up to having it. It's not exactly a topic men are anxious to discuss in the

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126. Steve Jobs' Hormonal Imbalance: FAQ
     

     Jan. 5, 2009 -- Steve Jobs today posted a letter on the Apple web site stating that he has a "hormonal imbalance" that caused him to lose weight throughout 2008, and that he's being treated and staying on the job as Apple's CEO. In 2004, Jobs had surgery to remove a pancreatic tumor, which he called

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127. Energy for Sale
     

     If the names of today's energy products have any truth to them, vitality and endurance are readily available in bars, drinks, gels, ices, herbs, and supplements. PowerBar. Red Bull. Amp. Gatorade. Accelerade. Super Energizer. Energice. Well they sure sound energizing.  But are they actually any bett

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128. Jeremy Piven's High Mercury Count: FAQ
     

     Dec. 18, 2008 -- Actor Jeremy Piven has ended his role in the Broadway revival of the David Mamet play Speed-the-Plow after being diagnosed with a "high mercury count." Mercury is an element found throughout the environment. High levels of exposure to mercury can harm the brain, heart, kidneys, lung

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129. Men’s Vitamin D Levels Dipped Over Decades
     

     (Dec. 8, 2008) -- Men may not be getting as much vitamin D as they did in the past, and that's not good, a new study says. The reasons for the decline, however, aren't crystal clear, according to study author Anne C. Looker, PhD, of the National Center for Health Statistics, which is part of the CDC

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130. Top Men’s Health Stories of 2008: Readers' Choice
     

     Men apparently don’t know everything about sex, which propelled our story on sex mistakes to the runaway favorite in 2008. Eating and drinking also ranked high on readers’ to-do list. Those topics are among the most viewed men’s health stories on WebMD for 2008. 6 Sex Mistakes Men Make Virtual Sex:

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