Women are twice as likely to seek out preventive care than men are -- but that doesn't mean that the men in our lives shouldn't, or don't, care about ...

Almost three out of every four men is overweight or obese in the United States -- with more than 30 percent falling into the obese category. The healt...

Stumped on the perfect gift for Dad? Each day this week, we're compiling healthy gift guides that focus on different areas of men's lives -- and now o...

There’s a new kind of gender gap happening in America -- and this one is centered around men’s health. Today, the average man dies nearly six year...

Although I'm now a father of a 4-year-old, Father's Day makes me think about my own dad -- and what he means to me -- more than anything else on that ...

Dad, I want you to know the kind of stories I will be telling about you. Words won't ever do justice to the kind of man you are -- the kind of hero you've been to so many people.

Luckily, Father's Day falls in the summer so it's a great time of year to get outdoors and spend some quality time with the dads in your life.

I was not wise or articulate enough to say these words to my dad before he died fifteen years ago. Having missed out on that, my unconscious nearly prevented me from sharing it with you.

Even in a situation where the father was really incapable of loving, a review of what actually happened can help an adult daughter understand why things were the way they were then.

I welcomed my friends in to the most precious thing in my life -- the lives of my children. It was making me feel part of a group. Fathering was no longer a solo sport. It was a team sport.

I wanted to remember my father's stories, and how he told them. What emerged was not a story of death, but a story of life. Our life together.

This week I ask guys to describe their dad in two words. The answers tell a lot about these men and that state of fatherhood in general.

In honor of all the fellow fathers out there and the women and children who love them, let's talk man to man for a moment: nothing is more manly than taking control of your own health.

I don't know about your dad, but the combination of money, attractive women, no back pain and great steak would've surely sold my dad on wellness.

My father died in front of me from a rare illness when I was still a young child. But even though I didn't have much chance to know him, my father was and remains a hero to me.

While any dad can expect a new tie, a homemade card, or the latest "it" gadget, those special fathers who do double duty as pet parents should look forward to an extra helping of puppy love.