Want stronger, healthier sperm? Eat your nuts
Snacking on nuts was shown to increase the number and quality of the sperm men produced
From apps to artificial wombs: the smart tech transforming NHS care
Smart pills can keep track of a patient’s correct dose – and could even monitor vital signs
Work stress raises risk of premature death in vulnerable men – study
Men with diabetes or heart disease facing ‘job strain’ have 68% higher risk of early death
Michael Pollan: ‘I was a very reluctant psychonaut’
The bestselling author and activist has been exploring the use of psychedelic drugs in medical research for his book How to Change Your Mind. And yes, he had to try them for himself
Missing the fizz: my long battle to understand the mysteries of ME
Is chronic fatigue syndrome physiological or psychological? The medical world remains divided – leaving millions unsure about the efficacy of the treatment they receive
Prostate cancer breakthrough as UK team develops more accurate test
Ultrasound technique overcomes problems with current methods to diagnose the most common cancer in men
Extra glass of wine a day ‘will shorten your life by 30 minutes’
Drinking is as harmful as smoking, and more than five drinks a week lowers life expectancy, say researchers
Natural Causes by Barbara Ehrenreich review – wise words on real wellness
The author and activist’s sharp critique of what she calls an ‘epidemic of overdiagnosis’ is a joyous celebration of life
Should we all get a health check?
Testing for high blood pressure can save lives – but experts say that unnecessary tests, such as whole body scans, may just find problems that probably don’t need treatment. So what should you be tested for?
Super-gonorrhoea is here – that means the antibiotic crisis is too
Highly drug-resistant bugs are no longer a future problem. After decades of complacency, urgency is needed, says Jeremy Knox from the Wellcome Trust