Drinking Coffee Boosts Athletic Ability in Men
Objective evaluation of the methyl xanthines and their effects often shows advantage to caffeine consumption.
All articles by Jaime Landman, MD
Low Peptide Levels May Explain Some Male Infertility
Low levels of human β-defensin 1 (DEFB1) in sperm may explain some of the common causes of male infertility.
Understanding Desire May Optimize Sexual Relationships
When it comes to sexual desire, men and women manifest significant differences.
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) in Middle-Aged Men Linked to Depression
When it comes to erectile dysfunction (ED) in middle-aged men, testosterone may not be a key factor.
Sugary Beverages Reduce Semen Quality
Sugar-sweetened beverage consumption adversely affects sperm motility.
Obesity Diminishes Sexual Function in Young Men
Obesity can lead to a deterioration of erectile function in young men.
Neglected Side Effects of Radical Prostatectomy
A questionnaire-based study revealed significant side effects that are not commonly discussed.
‘Baby Blues’ Occur in Dads, Too
New research from McGill University in Montreal shows that dads get sad, too.
Female Intuition and Testosterone
Exposure to prenatal testosterone accounts for many of the differences between men and women, particularly in the brain.
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Drugs Used Improperly
Many patients who fail with PDE5is are using the medications improperly.
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