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Men’s Health
Health is the ultimate wealth at any age. Here’s a collection of stories built to help men live stronger, think sharper, and stay in the game longer.
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Men’s Health
Lifting Linked to Longevity
A long-term study strongly suggests two hours of weekly strength training may be linked with lower death risk, better ageing and more useful years.
Latest Men’s Health Stories
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Aron Baynes: How Losing Everything Forced Him to Rebuild His Life
After a devastating Tokyo injury left him unable to walk, Aron Baynes lost his NBA future, his identity and nearly his reason to keep going. This is the story of how he rebuilt both.
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Men’s Health Week: Caring About Men Should Not Be Controversial
Men’s Health Week should not be a culture-war argument. We can care about women’s safety and still take men’s suicide, loneliness, health, fatherhood and disconnection seriously. Helping men is not a threat to women. It is part of building a healthier society.
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How Many Push-Ups Should You Be Able to Do at Every Age?
It’s the go-to exercise for a good reason. Your ability to pump out push ups indicates how you’ll fare in health.
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10 Best Dog Breeds for Fitness
The right dog can become a running partner, hiking mate, alarm clock and daily reason to get outside — all wrapped into one furry, mildly chaotic package.
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Alex Says He’s Not a Runner after Running 182 marathons. In a row.
Alex Barbas ran 7,665km from Sydney to Perth and back over 98 days, raising money for Starlight Children’s Foundation. The real story is not just the distance, but the mindset that kept him moving.
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Small Steps, Big Impact: How Tiny Lifestyle Tweaks Add Years of Healthy Life
A major new study published in eClinical Medicine suggests a simple truth often overlooked in fitness culture: long-term results come from consistency and recovery, not constant intensity.
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Don’t Find This Sexy? Maybe Your Sex Drive is Slowing Down. Here’s what to Do.
When your sex drive tanks, it doesn’t just hit your bedroom — it can hit your entire sense of self. While some guys naturally have a lower libido (and that’s totally normal), a sudden drop is usually a sign that something’s off. The good news? It’s almost always fixable.
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You Don’t Have to Smash Gym Workouts to Live Longer
A major new study has delivered a blunt message for men: you don’t need brutal workouts to protect your health.
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Why That Penguin Meme Hits Men Right in the Chest
That short clip, ripped from its original context, has now become one of the most shared existential memes online and it hits men hard.
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A New Study Shows Why You Feel Like Shit When You Don’t Get Enough Sleep and the Reason will Keep you Awake
New research shows your brain may actually shut parts of itself down while you’re awake to survive.
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Pepsi Launches Prebiotic Cola to Fight Irrelevance
For as long as most of us can remember, cola has meant one thing. Sugar, bubbles, and zero accountability, but things are changing.
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Cut Your Chance of Cancer. Here’s How
New research shows that even one short, brutal workout can trigger changes in your bloodstream that make the body less friendly to cancer.
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The Ultimate Luxury: Home Recovery
You wish…Australian men are taking recovery seriously, building saunas, steam rooms and ice baths into their homes to train smarter, reduce stress and stay physically sharp.
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Why Men Who Train Need a Stronger Gut Game
Hard training and high-protein diets can wreck your gut. A new tribiotic system — Feed, Seed, Shield — helps men rebuild it.
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Aussie Birth rate at RECORD low: Mitochondria May Hold the Key to Fertility and Future Generations
New science suggests the key to fertility isn’t in the bedroom—it’s in your cells.