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5 surprising causes of erectile dysfunction, according to a urologist

Telegraph: About half of all men aged 40-70 will experience erectile issues, studies show.

Fermentation: How easy (and healthy) is it to do at home?

Experts explain if making your own sauerkraut, kimchi, kefir and sourdough is worth it.

I’m a sex therapist. This is the most common issue I see affecting couples (and how to fix it)

Telegraph: It’s an issue easily solved if you are willing to make some simple changes.

7 surprisingly hopeful things we’ve learned about dementia

Washington Post: "I think we’re at the threshold of making a significant impact."

I found the most complete protein. It’s not meat

Washington Post: The most “complete” protein is probably one you’re already eating.

This show comes with a content warning: Don't watch it on an empty stomach

'I start frying onions about 20 minutes in, so if you’re hungry, it might be rough.'

'I’ve finally got the juggle down': Heather du Plessis-Allan on life with two kids

The Newstalk ZB star gets candid about family, forties, freedom and fun.

Prince Harry's stalker sat metres behind him at High Court trial

The woman is on a private intelligence list of known fixated individuals.

How to reset kids' sleep before school starts again

Late nights, sleep-ins and travel can all affect sleep – here's how to fix it.

Eight myths about cholesterol busted by a cardiologist

Telegraph: Believing that being slim means you are not at risk is a common misconception.

My mum’s dead to me: Why children are cutting ties with their 'toxic' parents

Telegraph: The Beckham family feud has put a spotlight on parental estrangement.

NZ PR expert Deborah Pead: I know the real risk to brand Beckham. And it isn't Brooklyn's claims

'Silence, in this case, is strategic.'

The 17 healthiest veges to include in your diet (and the ones you can skip)

Telegraph: An expert picks the nutritional stars of the produce aisle.

Prince Harry accuses tabloids of making wife’s life ‘absolute misery’

'I’ve never believed that my life is open season to be commercialised by these people.'

The hard truth of weight-loss drugs: You probably need them forever

New York Times: Many patients say they don't plan to stay on the drugs long term.

Society Insider: NZ’s two richest families play host to Lupton/McGoldrick wedding

Plus, who are the millionaires and billionaires in town for the polo and bloodstock sales?