Learn to say ‘no’ and ‘yes’ for better sex… and to improve your whole life
Conveying our deepest desires, likes and dislikes, to our most intimate partner is essential. Here’s how…
Different for girls: understanding autism
Girls with autism are often misdiagnosed, but a new graphic novel aims to put them in the picture, says Amelia Hill
‘You do think: why me?’ The shocking rise of lung cancer in non-smokers
The ‘smoker’s disease’ is affecting more and more people who have never lit up in their lives – and it is a particular problem among women. What do experts think is going on?
Share your experiences of accessing sexual dysfunction services
Cuts to sexual dysfunction services risk leaving thousands of people without help. We would like to hear from readers about their experiences
Hand dryers v paper towels: the surprisingly dirty fight for the right to dry your hands
The long read: For a century, the humble paper towel has dominated public toilets. But a new generation of hand dryers has sparked a war for loo supremacy
Antidepressants: is there a better way to quit them?
Millions of us take SSRIs, and most can give them up without too much trouble. So why do a minority suffer severe side-effects?
I couldn’t save my brother from Aids. But his death made me the man I am
There was no relief from grieving my brother – until I realised an important lesson
The secrets of sports recovery
There are fortunes to be made in soothing post-exercise aches and pains – so which remedies work best?
‘When we dream, we have the perfect chemical canvas for intense visions’
US journalist Alice Robb on her new book about the science of dreams
One step ahead: how walking opens new horizons
Whether it’s to the North Pole or across LA, walking is the fastest way to make more time for life