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Matthew Solan

Matthew Solan

Executive Editor at Harvard Men's Health Watch

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    • Fitness
    • Health & Medicine
    • Nutrition
    • Men's Health

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    Recent Articles

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    Transperineal prostate biopsies linked with lower infection risk

    Transperineal prostate biopsies linked with lower infection risk
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    A healthy diet may help keep prostate cancer growth in check

    A 2024 study suggests that men who follow active surveillance for their low-grade prostate cancer may reduce the risk of their cancer becoming more aggressive if they maintain a healthier diet, whi...
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    Scrotum trouble

    Scrotum pain should be checked out, as it's a common symptom of such conditions as infections, twisting (torsion) of a testicle, varicocele (swollen veins), inguinal hernia, hydrocele (fluid buildu...
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    Under-the-radar heart risks

    Conditions such as erectile dysfunction, gum disease, peripheral artery disease, and urinary tract infections can signal a higher risk for heart attacks and strokes, even though they might seem unr...
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    Back pain? Moving more and sitting less may help

    People who experience back pain may find some relief by increasing daily activity by 20 minutes and reducing daily sitting time by 40 minutes, according to a 2024 study....
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    10 minutes of daily mindfulness may help change your outlook about ...

    A 2024 study found that practicing 10 minutes of daily mindfulness can ease depression and anxiety and motivate people to adopt healthier lifestyle habits, such as regular exercise and better sleep...
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    Prostate cancer treatments: What you need to know

    There are three main options for men with prostate cancer that has grown and become more likely to spread: surgery, radiation, and hormone therapy. Understanding the possible side effects for each ...
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    Greater flexibility linked with longer lives

    Older adults with greater joint flexibility had a lower risk of death than those with less flexibility. Increased flexibility can improve mobility and reduce pain, which may keep people active and ...
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    Three times as many people have atrial fibrillation than previously...

    According to a 2024 study, the rapid, irregular heart rhythm known as atrial fibrillation is three times more prevalent than previously thought, and now affects an estimated 10.5 million Americans....
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    The latest on long COVID

    The latest on long COVID
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    Happy days

    Research suggests that even people who are not naturally happy have the power to increase their happiness. They can do this by practicing regular acts of happiness—activities linked with ...