Browsing: men’s health

A Harley convoy, a pub quiz, and a…prostate talk? At the Ride the Flow event held on 12 April 2025, Medical Channel Asia and ROADS.sg blended motorbike safety with prostate health talks, bringing BPH awareness to the fore in a male-friendly setting.

Learn about #My1stProstateCheck, 365 Cancer Prevention Society’s free prostate cancer screening campaign, offering early detection and support for at-risk men.

Prostate cancer often develops silently, making regular screenings crucial for early detection and treatment. Understanding symptoms and risk factors like genetics and lifestyle, and prioritising early detection can save lives.

Men’s Health FAQs: From sex drive to prostate exams, find answers to the health questions you’re too afraid to ask – judgement free.

Movember is a global movement dedicated to men’s health. Beyond the moustache trend, it raises awareness for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health, empowering men to have open conversations and take charge of their health, all year long.

Celebrate Men’s Health Awareness Month by learning about 5 key supplements that support men’s wellness, from heart health and muscle strength to improved mental wellbeing. Prioritise your health today with these essential nutrients!

As men age, an benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is common and can disrupt daily life. While not life-threatening, untreated BPH may lead to complications. Recognise symptoms early and explore treatment options, from lifestyle changes to minimally invasive procedures, to safeguard your prostate health.

Mathew Knowles, father of Beyoncé, has revealed his breast cancer diagnosis in an effort to raise awareness among men about the disease. Diagnosed with stage 1A breast cancer in 2019, Knowles is urging men to prioritize early screening and recognise the warning signs.

Learn about hypospadias, a condition that US rapper Lil Dicky was born with, in this informative article. Discover what hypospadias is, how it can be treated, and how it can affect those who have it. Get a medical perspective on this condition that affects around 1 in every 200 newborn boys.

Balding, once primarily a problem for Caucasian men, is now affecting Asian men as well.