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There's no better diet than a no-diet diet, says Men's Health editor
HealthImagine a diet plan that allows you to eat pizza, ice cream and macaroni and cheese or order from the menu at Burger King or Dunkin Donuts. Impossible, you say? Not if you try “The Eat This Not That! No-Diet Diet” (Rodale, $21.99), the... -
Illinois congressman Aaron Schock poses for cover of Men's Health magazine
About Last Night(Photo courtesy of Men's Health) I know what you're thinking: "Not another congressman showing off his abs on the cover of Men's Health." This congressman, however, is different. He's 29-year-old Aaron Schock, the U.S. representative for Illinois' 18th... -
Lipitor and erectile dysfunction
Los Angeles Times ColumnistsQ: My husband has high cholesterol. His doctor put him on Lipitor. After the dosage was increased, I noticed he wasn't as enthusiastic about our previously very active sex life. He said he wasn't feeling aroused and his usual morning erections weren't...Tags: Lipitor (drug), Entertainment, Anthropology, Los Angeles Times, Sex
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Miami Heat VP is all about fitness in his personal life too
Sun Sentinel CorrespondentMichael McCullough is the Miami Heat's executive vice president and, yes, he did play college ball. But he's into all sorts of fitness activities these days — working out six days a week (including Rollerblading 15 miles every Sunday) as well as...Tags: Ice Cream, Education, Physical Conditions, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Health
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Looking for a mate may shorten life
![Attention 20-year-old men: Look at the people around you. Are most of them women? If so, you're in for a longer life (statistically speaking). On the other hand, if the men outnumber the women, you might want to consider moving somewhere like <a href="http://www.city-data.com/top28.html">Hartford, Ga.; St. Joseph, Minn.; Bryn Mawr, Pa.; or Dugway, Utah</a> (all cities where more than two-thirds of residents are female).](http://www.healthkey.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/55647101-20094008-187105.jpg "Attention 20-year-old men: Look at the people around you. Are most of them women? If so, you're in for a longer life (statistically speaking). On the other hand, if the men outnumber the women, you might want to consider moving somewhere like <a href="http://www.city-data.com/top28.html\">Hartford, Ga.; St. Joseph, Minn.; Bryn Mawr, Pa.; or Dugway, Utah</a> (all cities where more than two-thirds of residents are female).")
Los Angeles TimesAttention 20-year-old men: Look at the people around you. Are most of them women? If so, you're in for a longer life (statistically speaking). On the other hand, if the men outnumber the women, you might want to consider moving somewhere like Hartford,...Tags: Medical Research, Harvard Medical School, Wisconsin, Science and Technology, Los Angeles Times
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Gay blood donor restrictions stand
Tribune Washington BureauA high-level federal public health committee Friday declined to recommend a change in restrictions on blood donations by gay men, but it proposed research that could eventually allow some currently barred men to give blood. In voting 9 to 6 against...Tags: American Red Cross, Heavy Engineering, New York, Gays and Lesbians, Drugs and Medicines
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Celebrate men's health week
The non-profit Men's Health Network has named the week of June 14-20—the week leading up to Father's Day—as Men's Health Week.
According to the Men's Health Network, many men's health issues are preventable, and Men's Health Week is...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Lungs and Airways, Emergency Planning, Mayo Clinic, Hospitals and Clinics
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Standing up for men's health
McClatchy Tribune NewspapersQ: Dear Mr. Dad. My husband's father had several heart attacks and recently died of prostate cancer. That means he's in a high risk group and should have regular physicals and screenings. But despite having good insurance, he refuses to make an...Tags: Medical Research, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Breast Cancer, Women's Health, Health
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Study Finds Hartford Less Likely To Eat Fast Food
Fox 61Think Hartford is addicted to McDonald's, Burger King et al? When it comes to food, it seems people in the capital city say 'Not so fast'. A study published in the September 2009 issue of Men's Health magazine indicates, of 100 U.S. cities, only folks in...Tags: Arlington (Staten Island, New York), Connecticut, Foods and Beverages, Hamburgers, New York
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More Men Daring to Go Bare
McClatchy Tribune NewspapersIt's the naked truth. More and more men are shaving ... their chests. Yeah, it's a woolly concept. But check out your men's magazines. Check out your TV and movie stars. Check out your hip-hoppers, boy bands or just about any dude in his late teens or...Tags: Television, Newspaper and Magazine, Entertainment, Kansas, Education
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