Mens health, evidence-first — from cardiovascular and metabolic health to prostate screening, mental health and the conditions men are most likely to overlook. We cover what the research says about prevention, early detection and treatment, in clear articles reviewed by qualified clinicians.
5 articles
Ninety-three percent of colorectal cancers could be prevented or caught early, yet standard screening ignores individual risk. This guide explains the biology behind screening intervals, why polyp size drives cancer risk more than age, and how to tailor screening timing to your family history,…
The Trump 'psychedelic executive order' speeds FDA review, ARPA‑H funding, and VA trial access for compounds from psilocybin to ibogaine — but fast regulatory rails won't shortcut the need for Phase 3 data and safety protocols. This piece walks through what the order actually does, the Stanford…
A clear, clinical take on chronic stress symptoms: what a stuck HPA axis and flattened cortisol rhythm do to your brain, heart, gut and sleep — plus practical, evidence-backed steps you can start today to reset your stress response.
The Connection Between Heading the Ball and Dementia Every time a player scores with a perfect header, the crowd cheers—but the brain pays a devastating price. Recent studies into footballers' Alzheimer's risk have revealed a terrifying reality: professional players are five times more likely to…
This gap in detecting heart failure in people with obesity is a silent crisis. When misread signals mean missed diagnoses, delayed treatment, and worse outcomes, we must ask: how can we read the alarms more clearly?
