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.
Donald Trump diagnosed with vein condition after swollen ankles caused speculation
DONALD TRUMP has been diagnosed with a common vascular condition known as chronic venous insufficiency, the White House has confirmed. The diagnosis follows days of public speculation over visible swelling in the president's lower legs. Trump underwent a battery of...
Adam Scott has still got it
Back in 2023, Adam Scott told Men’s Health that is his ultimate dream was to win another major. Revisit our interview with the golfer as he comes tantalisingly close to doing so at the US Open
10 new men’s fragrances to wear this winter
Ready to retire your autumn scent? We’ve rounded up the best winter fragrances that can serve as replacements
10 benefits of a post-workout sauna (and, a few risks)
THERE ARE MANY ways to recover after a sweaty workout. You can rest or perform some active recovery moves, and there are plenty of devices that want to help you recover, too. But, stepping into a steamy sauna post-workout can offer many health advantages and even...
Drink champagne to protect your heart: new research uncovers surprising health benefits
ACCORDING TO A new study of more than 500,000 people, a glass of bubbly may help reduce your risk of sudden cardiac arrest. In a first-of-its-kind study published in the Canadian Journal of Cardiology, researchers identified 56 non-clinical and,...
The best collagen masks to revitalise your skincare routine
ONCE UPON A time, the idea of a man slapping on a face mask seemed an unlikely occurrence. But times have changed, and so has the state of our faces. Long hours, late nights and less-than-ideal skincare routines have left many of us looking a little rough around the...
Does Ozempic wreck your muscles?
YOU’VE PROBABLY SEEN the headlines by now: “Weight-Loss Drugs Can Lead to Muscle Loss, Too.” “The Race Is On to Stop Ozempic Muscle Loss.” “Weight-Loss Drugs Could Cause More Harm than Good.” Scary? Sure. If you’re considering Ozempic or another GLP-1 inhibitor, the...
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?