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What's "average"?
The first ruler was invented in 1675 and I'm guessing it was measuring some guy's dick before 1676...
Enlargement FAQ
The FAQ that separates the hype from the hope...
Blue balls
Blue balls are the real deal and they really do hurt...
Augmentation study laments poor results
Penile augmentation delivers "unconvincing results," notes an academic review...
Jelqing
These enhancement exercises are referred to as "natural" as no external devices or equipment are involved...
When the penis breaks
Penile fracture isn't common but it does occur...
Penis size around the world
Does the size of male genitalia differ between nationalities?
Growers and show-ers
Why, you might ask, is there such variation in flaccid penis length? Why are there growers and show-ers?
Women talk about size
See how a bunch of feisty females responded to the perennial question: "What's the perfect size?"
Traction devices
These torturous looking devices are said to work by stressing the penis and relying on the body to rebuild and bulk-up the stretched tissue...
Warning on jelq techniques
PE guru Al Alfaro warns about some of the most common problems in massage-based enlargement program2...
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4 September 2008
The genetics of romantic attachment
Swedish scientists have found a link between a specific gene and the way men bond to their partners...
2 September 2008
Older sperm more likely to produce bipolar kids
Age-related sperm abnormalities appear to be behind a statistically significant increase in the number of bipolar children born to older dads...
27 August 2008
What men (really) want
Men interviewed in a new study reported that being seen as honorable, self-reliant and respected was more important than being seen as attractive, sexually active or successful with women...
26 August 2008
Alcohol, drugs and age pivotal to HIV risk
Younger men who binge drink, use substances like methamphetamine and have sex with men account for nearly half of all new HIV infections in the United States...
22 August 2008
PSA test skewed by obesity
The test for high levels of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) that indicates possible prostate cancer appears to be biased against obese men, whose PSA levels tend to be deceptively low...
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