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Abdominal Obesity And Your Health, From Harvard Men's Health Watch (Medical News Today)
How much should I weigh?" It's a common question, and an important one. Surprisingly, though, it's actually the wrong question. For health, the issue is not just how much you weigh, but how much of your fat is located in your abdomen, reports the January 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch. Abdominal fat comes in two different forms.
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Bay Area Ranks High When it Comes to Men's Health (NBC Bay Area)
Men's Health Magazine has just released their rankings of the best cities for men to live in this year. Turns out Bay Area cities came out near the top of the list. San Francisco ranked number 8...
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Roger Federer says he's capable of dominating men's tennis again (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News)
DOHA, Qatar - Former No. 1 Roger Federer believes he can dominate men's tennis again.
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Challenges at the top (Yahoo! Sports)
Andy Murray looks to reach the men's elite in '09, while the women's race for No. 1 is wide open.
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Men should consider New Year's Resolutions for better health (El Campo Leader-News)
(StatePoint) Most men's New Year's resolutions sound the same: we all want to get healthier and make or save more money. This year, why not get a little more specific in ways that delve beyond simply trying to quit smoking, drink less or exercise more?
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New Initiative Urges Women to Address Men's Health this New Year (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Nine out of 10 women in the United States are unaware that if their husband or male partner experiences symptoms like fatigue, depressed mood and increased waistline it could be related to a condition known as low testosterone, or Low T, according to survey results announced today by Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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UltimateBet Announces Sponsorship of Mad City Men's Expo (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Leading online poker site UltimateBet announces the sponsorship of the Mad City Man's Expo in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Call for Nominations: $75,000 Prize for Contributions to Women's Health (Newswise)
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2009 Society for Women's Health Research Medtronic Prize for Scientific Contributions to Women's Health. The annual $75,000 prize recognizes a woman scientist or engineer in early or mid-career for her contributions to women's health.
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We Have One of the Best Cities for Men (NBC Connecticut)
See how Hartford compared to other cities in a study of men's health in 2009.
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MIDDAY REPORT: How about it: PSU-Pitt in '09; picking Gators to win BCS; PSU employees win on health care (Centre Daily Times)
WANTED: A Penn State-Pitt matchup.
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