Skip the excuses—try our research-backed, PT-approved tips instead.
Skip the excuses—try our research-backed, PT-approved tips instead.
Consider this your pedal power-up to tackle long-term pain.
And other remedies that don’t work.
Try these research-backed methods to feel better right now.
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Follow this training regime and you’ll also strengthen your organs and build bulletproof immunity to major illnesses.
Baby blues also affects men: a new study found that men are at higher risk of suffering from depression once they become fathers.
Your toilet isn’t the nastiest place in your house. These three forgotten about spots could be making you sick.
Men who get circumcised after the age of 35 have a 45% lower chance of getting prostate cancer, according to a new study.
To relieve pain, don’t just randomly poke and rub, says Amber Davies, a massage therapist and co-author of The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook
How healthy are you? Use our DIY physical to alert you to any minor glitches in your health
Stress can make you more focused and resilient if you know how to control it. Take our stress test to see where your stress levels are at and how to deal with them.
Can’t keep (it) up? Yes, I’m talking about your penis, man. Time to pipe up about your problems – because it’s not hard, and you’re not alone.
Men can benefit greatly by being alert to certain cancer symptoms. The only requirement? A trip to the doctor’s office. Gulp.
Cholesterol is so 2012. Meet today’s artery enemy
Could a daily dose of an ancient medicine slash your risk of getting cancer? We go inside the quest to chop down a feared enemy at its knees
When Dr Craig Roberts does his rounds, he watches 15 potential patients hurl barrages of their own body weight at one another for 80 minutes. Since 2008 he’s been the team doctor to the Springboks, tasked with repairing the battered bodies of the country’s top athletes and sending them back to their national duties, each time a little more battle-hardened and educated in the school of hard knocks.