Tokyo men's singles Olympic champion Viktor Axelsen of Denmark towers over most of his opponents at about 6 feet 4 inches. It is no wonder that with a roughly 27-inch badminton racket in his hand ...

On average, older men lose about 0.08 to 0.10% of their height, or about two to four centimeters, per year. You can start getting shorter after age 40, but height loss typically becomes more rapid ...

At an average height of 5 foot, 9.4 inches, Californians are the second-shortest men in the U.S. The flag of California waves on a house in Berkeley, California, USA, 12 November 2016.

In men, the X, with its SHOX, is fully active. So is the Y. This means that a woman, with her two X chromosomes, will have a slightly lower dose of the SHOX gene than a man, with an X and a Y. As ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The amount of height men lose as they age is related to their odds of dying as they reach 60s and 70s, a new study shows. Sign up here. Compared to men who lost 1 ...

Men appear to be evolving to be sexier, researchers have found. According to a new paper in the journal Biology Letters, men are getting increasingly "sexy and formidable," gaining in height and ...