
The Checkups Men Over 50 Should Ask About
Most men see a doctor when something hurts. A short list of the screenings, numbers and questions worth raising after 50, based on U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendations.

Most men see a doctor when something hurts. A short list of the screenings, numbers and questions worth raising after 50, based on U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendations.

A walnut-sized gland most men ignore until it gets their attention. What it is, why it changes with age, and which changes are common versus worth a call to your doctor.

The PSA blood test is one of the most debated tests in men's health. What it measures, why a high number doesn't automatically mean cancer, and how to make the decision with your doctor.

Waking in the small hours is one of the most common sleep complaints after 50. What changes in sleep with age, the usual culprits, and the habits sleep specialists recommend.

You don't need a gym membership or a complicated programme. Four basic movement patterns cover most of what keeps a man strong, steady and independent.

How hard you can squeeze turns out to say a lot about overall strength and health as you age. What the research found, what it doesn't mean, and how to keep your grip strong.

Walking is the most underrated heart habit there is. How much the guidelines recommend, what the step-count research found for older adults, and how to make a walk count.

One printable page with the screenings, numbers and questions worth raising after 50. Free, from the Oak Strong Living editors.
One page to take to your next appointment: the screenings, numbers and questions worth raising after 50, with space to write your results. Made to print.
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