Men’s Health

Sexual health remains one of the most overlooked aspects of diabetes management, despite its significant impact on quality of life. While clinicians routinely discuss glycemic control, cardiovascular risk, and medication adherence, conversations about sexual function are often avoided by both patients and healthcare providers. Yet sexual health concerns related to …

The link between metabolism and reproduction is gaining attention, especially as questions about GLP-1 therapy and male fertility begin to surface in clinical practice. For years, male fertility evaluations focused mainly on hormones and anatomy. However, what if the root problem starts with metabolic health? Obesity and insulin resistance are …

Insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus may be linked to male reproductive dysfunction. 

All male patients with low testosterone levels are at a higher risk for cardiovascular disease, especially those with type 2 diabetes mellitus.  

Sexual health questionnaires can be used as an early detection tool for men's CVD, coronary heart disease, stroke, and T2D.  

A new study shows that teenage boys who stutter may have a higher likelihood of developing early-onset type 2 diabetes.

The use of statins in veterans 75 years or older was associated with an overall reduced risk of morbidity and mortality.

Understanding the effect of familial diabetes history is one step towards managing type 2 diabetes in young people.  

Study finds proportions of carbs, proteins and fats in the diet have differing effects on mortality risk for men and women with type 2.

Lower percentages of lean body mass have shown correlation to a higher risk of diabetes in older men.