Although the majority of our regular opinion writers are white men, we found that those who experienced the highest levels of abuse and dismissive trolling were not.
In cluster headache, considered as a typical disorder of young men, we found indeed a slight preponderance of females.
When we broke down who touched a woman's body in public by the political position of men, we found that Islamist men were just as likely to engage in such practices.
Among men, we found that having intergenerational sex correlated with depression in adjusted analyses.
In this prospective, population-based cohort of men, we found that long-term, regular aspirin use (≥2 times per week) was associated with an increased risk of gastrointestinal bleeding.
Amongst men, we found a higher mortality amongst the obese (when defined in terms of WC as well as BMI) hence proximity to death may be one of the drivers underlying the observed higher rate of increased health care costs amongst obese men.
In men we found negative association for localised muscle tension.
First, for men, we found no relationship with perchlorate and T4 or TSH.
For men, we found no association between aircraft noise and cortisol levels.
Importantly for prediabetic men, we found that TRT improved fasting glucose levels in MetS+ men.
Among women and men, we found a statistically significant association of social class and T2DM.
