Your body is a machine. Here’s how to take care of every part of it—from protecting your heart to injury-proofing your joints—for the long haul.
Why just 2 workouts a week matches the benefits of daily exercise – and what you should do
DESPITE LOUD (AND annoying) cries from ‘team do days off’, new research suggests you don’t need to be working out every day to reap the rewards. In fact, cramming all of your exercise into one or two sessions – you know, the weekend warrior approach – could be just as...
Cold plunges strengthen your cells, help manage stress, study confirms
New research confirms benefits of cold plunges in improving cell function and managing stress. Is it time you took a dip?
The winning routine: how Jason Jouan balances fitness, business, and growth
Jason Jouan transformed his journey with focus, harmony, and a growth mindset to achieve his goals. Here’s how you can too
Professor Richard Scolyer’s incredible, inspiring journey
FORMER AUSTRALIAN OF the Year and brain cancer sufferer Professor Richard Scolyer has beaten the odds for the past 22 months, keeping his disease at bay with the help of a revolutionary treatment he helped pioneer. On Monday, however, Scolyer announced that his...
What’s considered a normal testosterone level? Doctors explain.
WHAT’S CONSIDERED NORMAL when it comes to testosterone levels is relative. Normal varies from person to person, and doctors say your actual number may not be as important as you might think. How you feel is what matters most. “It’s not all about...
Why watching sports can cause ‘fanxiety face’
ELATION, DISAPPOINTMENT, DISGUST and relief. You probably feel all that and more while watching your team play. Most likely, you display these feelings all over your face by grimacing, squinting, raising your eyebrows, or just generally tensing up. While being a...
The health condition you need to take into your own hands
THIS YEAR, AROUND 1,000 Australian men will be diagnosed with testicular cancer, and about 30 will die from the disease. That’s not a lot of people, compared to prostate cancer (more than 24,000 diagnoses and 3,500 deaths) or breast cancer (around 21,000 diagnoses and...
Wearable tech and fitness in 2025: How innovation will change health
The fitness world is increasingly blending cutting-edge technology with everyday activities, creating new ways for individuals to engage with their health.
What helps sore muscles after a workout?
You went hard, now you’re paying the price. Here’s how to deal with a case of DOMS
Do scar creams really work?
With the right, science-approved scar creams, treating old and new scars can be a breeze
How to build the perfect summer skincare routine for men
Like your wardrobe, your skincare routine should change with the seasons. Here’s how to build the ideal summer regime
James Van Der Beek reveals colorectal cancer diagnosis
The ‘Dawson’s Creek’ actor revealed he’s been “privately dealing” with the diagnosis for some time
Norse Organics: meet the skincare brand powered by Arctic plants
Norse Organics, a Norwegian skincare company, has created a niche in the skincare industry by using rare Arctic plants and beeswax to effectively remove acne bacteria and prevent future breakouts. Having successfully launched across the US, EU and selling-out in...
Do you really need to boost your testosterone levels?
Worried your T levels might be dipping? Don’t know what’s considered normal? Use this guide to get a better handle on your most important hormone
Will AI help or hinder the fight for men’s body positivity?
The AI revolution is upon us. What does that mean for male body image?
The power of vulnerability, according to Austin Johnson
Embracing Imperfection: How Austin Johnson Redefines Strength Through Vulnerability
Why tribiotics might be the key to optimum gut health
Your gut plays a crucial role in your overall health and wellbeing. Find out why a bacterial triple-threat might be the best way to boost your microbiome
Cancer rates are rising in the under-50s. Can the trend be reversed?
While cancer rates are falling in older adults, they’re increasing among the young. It’s raised a new question for experts: how do you get life-saving information to people unaware they need it?