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Erectile problems, belly fat and fatigue – welcome to the ‘male menopause’

Telegraph: Testosterone replacement therapy is all the rage among mid-life men.

Kiwi Maddie Dai on her first short film, cartooning for New Yorker and life in London

Maddie Dai is a New Zealand film-maker, writer, illustrator and a New Yorker cartoonist.

The Kiwi-made drinks with more sugar than Coke and Red Bull

There’s another category of beverage that pips these on the sugar front.

Is your ‘fitness honeymoon’ over? Here’s how to reignite the spark

Telegraph: The training plateau is one of fitness’s dark secrets.

Ask the experts: My husband of 30 years had an affair and told me to ‘let it go’

Psychologists and family therapists Nic & Verity answer your sex and relationship queries.

Just me, myself and I: The beauty of a silent walk

New York Times: No talking. No podcasts. No music. Just time alone with your thoughts.

First step taken toward new Cambridge library

A feasibility study into a new Cambridge library is underway.

How Prince George really feels about school

The Princess of Wales has shed light on the type of student the future King is.

Gross reason why mosquitoes love some people

A dermatologist has revealed why mosquitoes swarm some people but leave others bite-free.

Why cold water swimming might be doing you more harm than good

Telegraph: Taking a plunge in freezing water may be hazardous for certain individuals.

Artificial sweeteners: The health controversy that will not go away

Financial Times: Question marks over safety have dogged artificial sweeteners since 1886.

Near-death experiences not an illusion claims groundbreaking study

'You need to go back' - study's shock finding in patients who come close to death.

Why you need to talk to your teens about vaping

Learn how to break the ice and engage in open discussions with your kids about vaping.

Coffees and cash: 5 tips for surviving the cost of living crisis

How you can have joy - and pay your bills as well.

Tradie 'humiliated' by clever catcall response

Being catcalled is a sad reality for most women - but one had the perfect response.

Will cosmetic surgery really fix your low self-esteem?

People who have cosmetic surgery think it will improve their mental health. But will it?