Stay Up-to-Date on Your Balls
Reading men’s sexual and reproductive health articles doesn’t have to be awkward. At DCYB, we’re creating an environment that helps men feel more confident about voicing their health concerns and getting answers, easily. Even in our own lives, we noticed that the relationship between men and their health is broken. Today’s culture doesn’t traditionally promote a safe environment for men to talk about their sexual health including how we feel about it, how we communicate it, how we diagnose it, how we deal with it or how we fix it. Men’s sexual health goes way beyond a satisfying or unsatisfying sex life.
April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month
We believe that an open and empowered male culture results in more proactivity around health and preventative self-care. Where better to start than with testicular care? Testicular cancer [...]
Support your Balls: Talkin’ testicular cancer with Tommy John & the Testicular Cancer Foundation
April is testicular cancer awareness month and Tommy John, which makes the most comfortable underwear on the planet, has teamed up with the Testicular Cancer Foundation to support [...]
Sperm and your weight: the untold connection
Now, I want to be very clear here, there is a strong correlation between males who are overweight and infertility. For years we have placed the malfunction of [...]
Know your rights: The New York Infertility Mandate
The New York infertility mandate requires treatment for conditions that result in infertility, such as endometriosis and hypogonadism. It does not require insurance companies to cover costs associated [...]
Know your rights: The New Jersey Infertility Mandate
The New Jersey infertility mandate formally called the New Jersey Family Building Act was enacted in 2001 and requires that any health insurance policy that covers more than [...]
Know your rights: The Montana Fertility Coverage Mandate
The Montana infertility mandate, enacted in 1987, requires HMOs to provide coverage for “infertility services” as a basic health care service that must be covered but it doesn't [...]