Top Male-Specific Diseases that lead to DEATH:

 

Prostate Cancer:

• The most common cancer among men, with about 175,000 new cases diagnosed annually. 
• Heart Disease:

  The leading cause of death in men, affecting nearly one in fifteen men in the US. 
• Klinefelter Syndrome:

  A genetic condition only affecting males, causing problems with learning and sexual development. 
• Testicular Cancer:

  More common in younger men (ages 20-54). 
• Parkinson's Disease:

  Men are 1.5 times more likely to develop this neurodegenerative disease than women. 

Conditions More Common in Men: 

• Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA): A widening of the main artery in the abdomen. 
• Gout: A condition causing painful and swollen joints, more common in men. 
• Depression and Suicide: While both men and women can experience depression, men are less likely to seek help and are at higher risk of suicide. 
• Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy:Primarily affects males, caused by a mutation on the X chromosome. 
• Low Testosterone and Erectile Dysfunction: These are common male sexual health issues.