Smoking: men are still the main victims

Article Abstract:

Worldwide, 8,000 men die every day from smoking. That is 2.8 million men each year. The trend is expected to continue upward so that in little more than twenty years, most people will die from tobacco use than any other disease. Men account for 80% of all tobacco deaths, because in most countries more men have been smoking longer than women.

Smoking

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Men at risk: if it's a man's world, why do we leave it so soon?

Article Abstract:

Kenneth Goldberg believes that the most important health issue facing men is a lack of education and awareness. In his opinion male doctors are not properly addressing the problems of male aging and impotence.

Interview, Goldberg, Kenneth

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In men

Article Abstract:

Escherichia coli bacterium is the most common cause of urinary tract infections in men. Contributing factors include prostate problems, invasive medical procedures, narrowed urethra and dehydration.

Causes of, Urinary tract infections

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