Obesity in younger men may lead to lower sperm count, a new study reported in the journal Fertility and Sterility suggests.

For the first time ever, one of the world’s oldest copies of the Bible will become available for viewing online this week, more than 16 centuries after it was initially written in Greek.

By Ed Edelson, HealthDay ReporterHealthDayNews -- Twenty minutes a day on an exercise bike is better and cheaper than angioplasty in easing the chronic chest pain called angina for people with narrowed heart arteries -- if they have the discipline to choose that alternative, a German study finds.Cardiologists at the University of Leipzig gave men 70 years and older with stable coronary artery disease a choice between lifestyle changes, including the daily exercise program, or angioplasty, in which a flexible tube called a stent is implanted to maintain blood flow."If you ask such patients, about 30 percent are willing to make full lifestyle changes," says Dr.