IN NEWS THAT might explain some of the men you know, a new study asserts that in terms of brain development, men don't finish adolescence until the age of 32. Researchers at the University of Cambridge scanned more than 4,000 brains and found four major “turning...
ON THE BIG SCREEN, Chris Hemsworth has played some near-invincible characters. He hurls hammers, leaps from helicopters and shoulders world-saving missions with a shrug. But the same genes that helped him become one of Hollywood's most ripped leading men also come...
DAN PASQUALI has spent his life trying to understand how things work. Whether it was studying cancer cells under a microscope or perfecting the chemical balance of sugar, yeast and heat in his kitchen, curiosity has always been his driving force. But these days, his...
SUMMER IS NOT the season for heavy hitters. Those smoky, leathery power scents you loved in winter? They’ve got no place here. Once the mercury rises, those notes turn suffocating, like wearing a cashmere jumper to the beach. Summer demands something lighter, fresher...
AS A YOUNG lad, I received plenty of unsolicited life advice from older blokes, usually in pubs. ‘Forget university, learn a trade,’ was one recommendation. Another: ‘Rent is dead money; get on the property ladder,’ to which I’d reply, ‘I’m 13.’ What none of these...
A Cambridge study has broken down the brain’s life cycle into five distinct phases. The biggest takeaway? Adolescence doesn’t actually end until your early thirties
“It causes fear and anxiety, but it's a motivator to not take any of it for granted and, while he can, capture as many memories as possible," Chris Hemsworth said, on his outlook after his father's Alzheimer's diagnosis
The scientist turned baker has swapped his lab coat for an apron and is using both his science and culinary know-how to help men open up about their health as a Movember ambassador
For summer, you need something fresh, floral, woody and maybe even aquatic. These are our best picks
From fish DNA injections to LED helmets, our writer tests the latest hair-loss treatments in search of thicker hair and renewed confidence
Ageing is inevitable but the rate of decline can be offset by regular exercise, says Dr Paul Taylor, author of 'The Hardiness Effect'
Chronic inflammation is silently stalking most Aussie men, hampering movement and mobility while paving the way for more serious health conditions to take root. But there are ways to fight back, according to this medical expert
Longevity influencers claim they're adding decades to people's lives, but this study flat-out proves them wrong
Like developing an appreciation for fine wine and classical music, hair loss for many is an inevitable part of getting older — but it doesn’t have to be
Pushing through pain can lead to injuries that hamper mobility and confidence. Ahead of the upcoming World's Biggest Sit-In, event ambassador Luke Hines reveals why a preventative approach to pain can keep you stronger for longer
New research might make you re-think what you drink.
After surviving two heart attacks this year, the coach to leading CEOs and professional athletes has already bounced back and completed an Ironman
