Adam Kaplan, MD, Author at Renal and Urology News

Had a urologist biopsied bladder muscle tissue, a patient may have had better survival odds.

Men's Health Update

‘Baby Blues’ Occur in Dads, Too

By

Adam Kaplan, MD

Jaime Landman, MD

June 4, 2014

New research from McGill University in Montreal shows that dads get sad, too.

Men's Health Update

Female Intuition and Testosterone

By

Adam Kaplan, MD

Jaime Landman, MD

June 3, 2014

Exposure to prenatal testosterone accounts for many of the differences between men and women, particularly in the brain.

Men's Health Update

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Drugs Used Improperly

By

Adam Kaplan, MD

Jaime Landman, MD

June 2, 2014

Many patients who fail with PDE5is are using the medications improperly.

Erectile, Ejaculatory Dysfunction More Common in Cardiac Patients

Men's Health Update

Sperm Functionality Declines After Age 35

By

Adam Kaplan, MD

Jaime Landman, MD

June 1, 2014

Sperm function may have an upper age limit.

Men's Health Update

Divorce Hits Men Hard Medically, Psychologically

By

Adam Kaplan, MD

Jaime Landman, MD

November 3, 2013

Divorce can have a significant impact on a man’s biological, psychological, and social health.

Men's Health Update

Bariatric Surgery Does Not Improve Male Infertility

By

Adam Kaplan, MD

Jaime Landman, MD

November 2, 2013

The effect of obesity on male infertility has been well established.

Men's Health Update

High-Deductible Health Plans Affect Men More

By

Adam Kaplan, MD

Jaime Landman, MD

November 1, 2013

A new study reveals a sex-specific response to high-deductible health plans (HDHP).

Men's Health Update

The Condom: Past, Present, and Future

By

Adam Kaplan, MD

Jaime Landman, MD

July 6, 2013

The condom has been through many revolutions in history, but has always had the same basic design: a rubber tube with one end sealed off.

Men's Health Update

Cancer Mortality Higher in Men, Study Finds

By

Adam Kaplan, MD

Jaime Landman, MD

July 5, 2013

New data from the SEER program shows that men develop and die more often from these types of cancers.

Men's Health Update

Erectile Dysfunction Linked to Long-Term Opiate Use

By

Adam Kaplan, MD

Jaime Landman, MD

July 4, 2013

Long-term opiate use for back pain is associated with an increased risk of erectile dysfunction (ED).

Adam Kaplan, MD

All articles by Adam Kaplan, MD

‘Baby Blues’ Occur in Dads, Too

Female Intuition and Testosterone

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Drugs Used Improperly

Sperm Functionality Declines After Age 35

Divorce Hits Men Hard Medically, Psychologically

Bariatric Surgery Does Not Improve Male Infertility

High-Deductible Health Plans Affect Men More

The Condom: Past, Present, and Future

Cancer Mortality Higher in Men, Study Finds

Erectile Dysfunction Linked to Long-Term Opiate Use

Male LUTS Severity Linked to Constipation