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Men's Health

Scientists Study Difference Between Men Who Pee Standing Up and Sitting Down

One key debate still swirling around men’s health: is it better to pee standing, or sitting down?

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Men's Health

Scientists Reveal The Real Average Size ‘Down There’ For Men After Analyzing 33 Studies

The size of the male genitalia has been a matter of debate for years, with several studies determining that men, in general, tend to lie about it to some degree.

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Men's Health

Scientists Might Finally Know Why Older Guys Pee Multiple Times a Night

As you get older, your body gets weirder, malfunctioning in some awfully creative, uniquely torturous ways, like how those with a prostate will have to wake up a few times a night to dribble out an obnoxiously small amount of pee. This is because the prostate commonly enlarges in men as they age, though why…

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Men's Health

Scientists May Have Discovered Why Men’s Prostates Enlarge With Age

Scientists have discovered a distinct subtype of cell in the prostate, and it could help solve the mystery of why the gland enlarges with age.

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Outdoors

Scientists analyze Tadej Pogacar’s Tour de France climbs to measure the limits of human endurance

Forget laboratory tests: the Tour de France provides a real-world look at the limits of human fitness. Tadej Pogačar wearing the overall leader’s yellow jersey bicycle with a bunch of riders (Photo: Jeff Patchaud/AFP via Getty Images) Published on July 23, 2026 08:39 am The official record for highest VO2 max belongs to a former

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Podcasts

‘Beautiful blobs’: Can scientists create life from scratch? – Podcast | Science

Researchers claim they are close to creating life from scratch after creating tiny, quivering blobs that use lab-made DNA to feed, grow and multiply in a dish. To find out how important this step is, and what direction scientists hope it will take, Madeleine Finley spoke with co-host Ian Sample and Kate Adamala, professor of

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Men's Health

Scientists recently discovered why Ozempic doesn’t work for everyone—and genetics may be the reason.

GLP-1 style drugs like Ozempic and Vegovy have become gamechangers in the fight against type 2 diabetes and reducing body fat, but for a significant portion of the population, the drugs have proven less successful. Some surprising new science suggests that this may be attributed to specific resistance to GLP-1s. New Stanford Research Links Genetics

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Motorcycles

Neither steel nor aluminum: Scientists create material that could redefine the future of motorcycles

A team of Australian researchers has developed a material that could completely change the way motorcycles are built. The new alloy is twice as strong as steel and three times stronger than traditional aluminum, while maintaining a level of elasticity that previously seemed impossible. For decades, there have been compromises in motorcycle design. Steel can

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Motorcycles

To show how big this tsunami was, scientists created a ‘jet ski’ video game where you can die

Last year, the world experienced a tsunami that was nearly the largest in recorded history. Yet, there was no one to actually experience it. Honestly, that’s probably for the best, because the 1,500-foot wall of water that resulted from the tsunami in Tracy Arm Fjord in remote Alaska would have killed everything in its path.

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