Your Guide to 10 Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

These iron-rich foods are the best bets for increasing your ferritin blood levels.

Learn what your iron levels mean for your overall health.

Worried you might have signs of inflammation? Learn more here.

Getting different results from the same blood test? It happens, and here's why.

Learn how to tell if your immune system needs help.

Ace your blood test with easy tips on what — and what not — to eat, drink and do.

Aside from cancer, there are a number of things that can elevate PSA levels.

Cut these items from your diet to reduce your risk of prostate and other cancers.

PSA tests are simple, easy and can be a first step in diagnosing or ruling out prostate cancer.

Vitamin D is essential to good health. Learn how much you should be taking and when you should be taking it.

One in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer. Learn the signs and symptoms so you’ll know when to call your healthcare professional.

Depression can look different in men. Learn the symptoms so you can get help if you or a loved one are suffering.

Low testosterone can affect sex drive, energy, cardiac health and more. Learn to recognize the symptoms.

Male pattern baldness, fortunately, has a root cause and several medical treatment methods at your disposal. Hair loss is defined in the medical field as the significant shrinking of hair, where follicles gradually reduce their output until little to no hair is left.

Based on the advertisements you see on TV and online, you’d think that exercise is one of the best ways to boost testosterone. But can working out actually have an impact on your hormone levels?

An estimated one billion people worldwide, and about 42 percent of adults in the United States, are deficient in vitamin D, according to recent scientific research studies. That’s a big problem, since this nutrient is crucial for everything from normal bone growth to regulating immune function to proper glucose metabolism to reducing inflammation.

Learn how HbA1c testing can help diagnose and manage diabetes and prediabetes.

It’s fast, affordable and accurate. Is at-home blood testing right for you?

Your arteries are the largest of your body’s blood vessels, and they play the crucial role of delivering oxygen and nutrients to every organ, tissue, and cell. So, to say that keeping these vital channels in tip-top shape is important for your health is a bit of an understatement.

If you have a thyroid condition, you may have heard that there is a link between the thyroid and stress. It turns out that thyroid hormones are connected to the body’s stress system (the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis), and stress hormones like cortisol.

Inflammation is a natural body process to help your immune system fight off incoming physical, viral or bacterial threats. But when the inflammation process doesn’t shut off, that’s a big problem.

More and more, we’re learning about connections between mental health and physical health. While we may think of the brain and the heart as two very different organs, there’s a link between what you think and your heart health! 

Many people know that insulin resistance — also known as prediabetes and type 2 diabetes — is linked to obesity and heart disease. Few realize that insulin resistance is also associated with a less-discussed health problem.

Heart disease has long been the leading cause of death in the US.And it’s not going anywhere. After we’ve figured out how to cope with COVID-19, heart disease and its associated conditions, like stroke and diabetes, will still be waiting in the wings. 

If your heart rate and core temperature rise faster and earlier than other people in the same environmental conditions, then by definition, you are heat intolerant.