Experts have warned of a surge in cases of thrush as we head into summer. Thrush is a common fungal infection, affecting ...

WHEN you notice something out of the ordinary down below, it’s only natural to worry. While some changes are normal, others can be a sign of something more serious – and even warrant pretty ...

Kidney stones, characterized by mineral and salt accumulations in the kidneys, often present subtle early signs that differ between men and women. Women may experience symptoms resembling UTIs or ...

June is Men’s Health Month, and all month long News 8 will be bringing you different ways that men can be proactive about their health. Dr. Feng Guo, a urologist with ...

Patches of thrush might appear on your tongue, the insides of your cheeks, tonsils, gums, or the roof of your mouth. For mild allergic reactions, symptoms generally go away on their own within a ...

This information was released by his office.The press statement has revealed certain facts regarding the symptoms ... affecting men around the world, especially those dealing with its later ...

It's relatively easy to treat if caught early, but symptoms often don't show up until ... Prostate cancer is the second-deadliest form of cancer in men in the US, after lung cancer, and affects ...

A Cleveland Clinic survey found 72% of men would rather do household chores than go to the doctor. To kick off Men's Health Month, board-certified surgeon Dr. Cedrek McFadden joins TODAY to share ...

In other words, they'll probably die from something else. Often, it's when there are symptoms that men will seek out their doctor. "It sounds like in this case urinary symptoms that were ...

We strive to direct men to the best treatment options available, such as iTind, which provides patients with a simple and highly effective way to relieve symptoms." Almost one fifth say they would ...

A doctor has issued an urgent warning for men to look out for five symptoms of a cancer many may not even realise they can get. While “rare”, this disease still affects hundreds of men in the ...

The real kicker? He had zero symptoms. “It shocked me,” said Jones, who didn’t know at the time that black men are 70% to 110% more likely to develop prostate cancer than their white peers ...