AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMen’s Health: A Finnish study of more than 4,000 men found that 58% experienced dribbling after urination. The problem affected more than 40% of men in their 30s and about two-thirds of those aged 60 to 80, yet often goes unmentioned. Extreme Temperatures: A study following more than 285,000 adults in Finland and the UK found that people facing both health conditions and socioeconomic disadvantage had over ten times the excess mortality linked to extreme heat or cold compared with those facing neither or only one vulnerability. Drug Deaths: Finland recorded its highest number of drug-related deaths last year, according to reports; the available coverage did not provide further figures. Diet and Testosterone: A University of Eastern Finland study of 2,546 men linked higher plant-protein intake with higher testosterone and animal—and dairy—protein with lower levels. The differences were modest, and the observational findings do not show that diet caused the changes.
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