The event has raised over $21 million for diabetes research and is a key supporter of the ... singing his high energy version of Green Day's "Basket Case." Next it was country music's Brantley Gilbert ...

Richard Empson stands on an artificial right leg after his battle with vibrio vulnificus, a flesh-eating bacteria that shows ...

Depraved serial killer Rosemary West is one of only four women in Britain to be given a whole life order. Amid new reports of ...

8% of patients maintained that the ongoing war had affected the quality of the treatment they are receiving for psoriasis.

Men are more likely than women to die from high blood pressure, diabetes and HIV/AIDS, after shrugging off medical care for the conditions, a new study says. These differences crop up even though ...

Men are more likely than women to get sick and die from three common conditions High blood pressure, diabetes and HIV/AIDS are more often fatal for men This is despite the fact that high blood ...

These differences crop up even though men and women are as likely to develop either high blood pressure or diabetes, researchers reported May 1 in the journal PLOS Medicine. The results show that ...

[iStockphoto] Most complications related to diabetes, including erectile dysfunction ... More than 60 percent of men facing this complication often achieve a 90 percent success rate with treatment.

The UK-based research found that the three most common illnesses affecting males are hypertension, diabetes, and HIV/AIDS. The research published in the journal PLOS Medicine found that men were ...

The Atlantic Coast Conference is hoping its men's basketball programs trade two fewer league games for marquee nonconference matchups in an effort to reverse a dwindling haul of NCAA Tournament bids.

The NCAA men's basketball rules committee, in an effort to enhance the flow of games, has recommended that video reviews of out-of-bounds calls can only be initiated by a coach's challenge.

Most men who have ED don’t necessarily have abnormal levels of testosterone. Heart disease, diabetes, nervous system conditions, injuries, and stress are more likely to cause ED. But ...