Having recently enjoyed The Adventures of Uterus Man, we turn now to the past adventures of Uterus Man and his brother. Those are detailed in a study: “Two male sibs with uterus and Fallopian tubes. A rare, probably inherited disorder,” S. Armendares, L. Buentello, and S. Frenk, Clinical Genetics, vol. 4, no. 3 (1973): 291-296. […]
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Mancaves and masculinity
Man Caves. Are they retrograde expressions of masculine ethos, or therapeutic, integrative spaces? Either way, perhaps they haven’t received the academic attention they deserve? Until now. The Journal of Consumer Culture presents work by Professor Risto Moisio (California State University, Long Beach, USA) and Professor Mariam Beruchashvili (California State University, Northridge, USA) who have authored […]
Hysterectomy in a male? A rare case report
A surgical procedure, performed on a man in India, gave birth to this unusual medical case report: “Hysterectomy in a male? A rare case report,” Afak Yusuf Sherwani, Abdul Qayoom Shah, Abdul Majeed Wani, Ahmad Chalkoo Bashir, Ahmad Khan Bashir, Farooq Ahmad Sofi, Ashfaq Amin Wani, Wasim Lone, Ab Hamid Sherwani, Mehmood Rashid Sheikh, Raj Reshi Sharma, […]
The Testicular Fortitude of Urbexers
Following our recent Improbable article on the male bias in military bunker enthusiasts, may we recommend a follow-up paper by Carrie Mott at the Department of Geography, University of Kentucky, and Susan M. Roberts University of Kentucky; Department of Geography, and University of Turku, Finland; which examines (amongst much more) the ‘testicular fortitude’ of ‘urbexers’. “Urbex […]