Low testosterone: Signs, causes and ways to boost energy
Discover the signs of low testosterone, why levels drop in men, and practical ways to boost energy, strength, and vitality naturally.
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Discover the signs of low testosterone, why levels drop in men, and practical ways to boost energy, strength, and vitality naturally.
University of Tokyo scientists uncover how DNA damage links hair greying and cancer risk, and why grey hair may protect you.
A damning report on South Africa’s public health system from the Auditor-General (AGSA) reveals a ‘total absence of accountability.’

Intermittent fasting and brain function are not at odds – short fasts don’t impair thinking or memory, even when skipping breakfast.
You don’t have to run or meditate to manage stress. Discover five surprising hobbies that help with anxiety. None involves breaking a sweat.
Scientists have finally explained why mosquitoes prefer some people over others, and it all comes down to your personal scent signature.
Swap the treadmill for green surroundings. Exercise in nature comes with many benefits, including long-term fitness motivation.
South Africa has become the first country in Africa to approve Lenacapavir, a revolutionary injection designed to prevent HIV.
A partnership between Alvi Armani South Africa and CANSA helps cancer survivors restore confidence through hair restoration.
Skipping your first mammogram can raise your risk of dying from breast cancer. Early breast cancer screening in South Africa is crucial.

If you ever wondered what a mammogram entailed or how it helps you detect breast cancer early, here’s everything you need to know…
More than 20% of young adults use cannabis or alcohol to aid sleep. Experts warn it may worsen sleep problems and suggest safer alternatives.
To honour those in recovery from mental illnesses and addictions, the Recovery Walk is taking place in the Mother City this weekend.
Discover five simple, affordable ways to truly switch off after work, no pricey retreats, gadgets, or guilt required.
Sadag urges South Africans to fight mental health stigma through its ‘Go Green for Mental Health’ awareness campaign.
A cheaper South African weight-loss drug made by Aspen receives regulatory approval, paving the way for it to undercut Ozempic …
A new study finds that night owls are more likely to develop social media addiction. Loneliness and anxiety may be to blame.
Time to break out the purple Speedos, gentlemen, because the Hollard Daredevil Run is back, and it’s bigger and ballsier than ever.
Study finds mice with healthy gut bacteria had fewer pregnancy losses, creating possible link between gut and pregnancy health.
Neglecting your eye health can be detrimental. Take heed of these do’s and don’ts to ensure that your vision remains protected.
New research shows fitter people use fewer heartbeats each day. Discover how exercise helps your heart work smarter.