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.
Korean skincare for men: the products and ingredients that actually work
WHEN IT COMES to skincare, men have often been left out of the conversation – or told to keep it basic. But over in South Korea, that stereotype has been turned on its head. Welcome to The Menaissance: a movement led by Korean men who are not just embracing skincare...
5 things I’ve learned after living with cancer for 20 years
Diagnosed with incurable cancer, Jonathan Gluck reveals how two decades of uncertainty taught him to find resilience through science, support, and self-discovery.
Grey’s Anatomy’s Eric Dane opens up about the struggles of living with ALS
The Grey’s Anatomy and Euphoria star says he only has one functioning arm: “My right side has completely stopped working”
Everything you need to know about death cap mushrooms
DEATH CAP MUSHROOMS are not what you’d expect one of the world’s most poisonous fungi to look like. They don’t glow ominously. They don’t ooze slime. They don’t even taste all that bad, according to the people who’ve eaten them and lived to tell the tale. In fact,...
Here’s what these 16 famous bald actors looked like when they had hair
FOR MANY GUYS, going bald is an unavoidable part of getting older. Or just an unavoidable piece of their genetics. But just because you're losing your hair doesn't mean you're losing your dashing good looks. These 16 men remind us that "bald" is just another style –...
Men’s Health’s guide to the best barbers in Sydney
IF YOUR CURRENT hair situation is less ‘catwalk model’ and more 'just rolled out of bed,' it's time for a refresh. And while you might nail the morning shave (sometimes), taming a truly unruly barnet or sculpting a beard that doesn't look like you trimmed it with...
How an Aussie entrepreneur turned cancer into a catalyst
HOW WOULD YOU rate your life up to date? What grade would you give yourself? If you said a B or a B+, you’re probably going a little easy on yourself, which is okay – no one wants to admit to being a C student. But the paradox of the ‘assignment’ is that those who’ve...
Weight-loss drugs saved me from alcoholism
Joe Breen, 38, is one of thousands of people whose experiences with GLP-1s such as Ozempic have radically changed their relationship with alcohol. Are these drugs the future for treating alcoholism, or are they too good to be true?
How exercise fuels brain plasticity and trauma recovery for men
Unlocking Healing: The Role of Physical Activity in Rewiring the Male Brain
Sunshine is both good and bad for your health
Experts weigh in on exactly how much you should get
The frustrating quest to cure hangovers
Scientists are trying to help you with the banging headaches, nausea, and dry mouth
How exercise really affects your testosterone, according to doctors
It's not as simple as you might think
Gen Z’s dangerous quest for gains
Thanks to social media saturation and crafty supplement marketing, young boys are pushing weights and chugging shakes to get strong. The dangers – physical and mental – are real
How sports science can give your life a performance boost
Use these strategies from an Olympic gold medallist and high-performance expert to upgrade your health and wellbeing in 2025
Why online gaming pays off in the workplace
New research shows online gamers’ workplace skills are significantly enhanced by hours logged on the console
Innovative CXC™ solution promises to revolutionise Australia’s skincare industry
CXC™ harnesses natural biopolymers that reduce microplastic consumption in the beauty industry
Elton John reveals he has lost his eyesight
He's one of the greatest musicians of our time, but Elton John has revealed he's fighting a losing battle with an eye infection that has caused him to lose his vision
The best white noise apps to help you get to sleep
Find yourself staring at the ceiling at 3am? The right white noise app could be the key to unlocking quality zzzs
Life reimagined: how I embraced new beginnings after prostate cancer
Chris Tuohey's life was turned upside down by a prostate cancer diagnosis 13 years ago. But as he explains here, beneath the fear, lies hope