U.S. Preventive Services Task Force: Men Not Smart Enough To Make Own Healthcare Decisions

In what may go down as one of the most controversial—and most damaging—pieces of healthcare policy in decades, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force just issued a recommendation that men should no longer get routine screenings for prostate cancer. They believe that the test—called PSA, for the prostate-specific antigen it measures—does more harm than good....Continue reading

Warning: if you’re over 40, exercise with a low-fat diet: It might do more harm than good

If you’re a guy older than about 40, you were probably dismayed by the rather depressing research from England predicting that by 2040, about two thirds of men aged 40 and up will be obese—a condition that greatly increases the risk of diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and other conditions that can lead to an early...Continue reading

A Food Revolution Day To Fight Prostate Cancer!

Prostate cancer awareness and prevention should begin when men are boys. That’s why men and their families should embrace Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution Day Saturday, May 19. The inaugural event is “to inspire, educate, and empower people everywhere to stand up for real food. The weekend of events will bring together an international community of foodies, chefs, parents,...Continue reading

Coffee with Sam: Dana Holmes, professional gift guru, on buying the perfect gift for the women in your life

I recently had the opportunity to have a virtual cup of coffee and chat with Dana Holmes, professional gift guru and hero of many lost givers.  What to do when you need that special something, but you just can figure out what that something IS?  We’ve all been there.  Dana, help us out! Samantha Feuss—You...Continue reading

Men and Body Image: Guys Lose 2x the Weight in All-Male Groups Than in Co-ed Ones

It’s long been acknowledged that overweight women prefer to exercise and attend weight-management classes with other women. Surprisingly, it turns out that men may have the same body-image issues. Research presented at the recent European Congress on Obesity in Lyon, France, found that men enrolled in a 12-week, all-male weight loss class drooped an average...Continue reading

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