Men's Health

Gavin Mippy wouldn't be alive if his partner, Cody, hadn't completed an advanced life support course the day before he collapsed. Now they're urging others to learn how to perform CPR and use a defibrillator. 

Being given just six months to live came as a shock to Craig Pankhurst because he assumed not hearing from the doctor about his most recent prostate-specific antigen test was a good thing. But it wasn't.

Inspired by a Sydney men's walking group, Ngiyampaa man Anthony Hayward started one in Broken Hill as a safe space to discuss men's business and inspire future generations.

Twelve years ago, three middle-aged farmers decided to get fit. Now they are part of a movement that's improving the mental and physical health of rural communities.  

Madeline and Steven Jones share an incredible father-daughter bond. That's why Madeline is determined to prevent other families from facing the heartbreak they've endured after her dad's incurable prostate cancer diagnosis.

Barbers are one of the only safe, social, sober spaces for men to chat one-on-one, especially outside the cities. It's proving beneficial for their mental health.

The salesman promised to "make men huge" and send their "sex drive through the roof". Then he disappeared with their money.

A 1926 T Model Ford hot rod built by retired Gerringong smash repairer Murray Alcock.

Ben Pettingill, who is 98 per cent blind, needs someone by his side when he runs. With his mate Mike Rolls, the pair has found no shortage of people willing to run and chat about life.

At 76, Neil Rainbow is "doing what he's always done" and teammates say he still has "some good legs on him".

Still quick enough mentally and physically to post competitive orienteering times, Alex Tarr outclasses many of his younger opponents.

Sinking into a freezing pool of ice water to ease anxiety might sound like a peculiar way to feel better, but it's one way men are fighting mental illness.

Queensland's Luke Hambleton uses men's circles to improve his mental health and become a better husband and dad.

Flashing a broad grin, King Charles III returned to in-person royal duties on Tuesday, after more than seven weeks away from the spotlight.

In a statement, Buckingham Palace says the King's doctors are "pleased with his progress", 12 weeks after it revealed the monarch's diagnosis.

Young men with heads swaddled in gauze wander through the streets, taking in the sights and sounds of Istanbul. But these aren't regular tourists — they have all come with the same singular mission: to find an antidote to their baldness.

Mount Gambier woman Anelia Blackie has for the past three years had to make an uncomfortable five-hour car trip to Adelaide for treatment of the cancer in her spine.

While minoxidil is unlikely to restore a full head of thick, lush, hair, it can slow down hair loss and stimulate regrowth.

When Avery began taking the male hormone testosterone at 27 to medically transition, he experienced hair loss.

Trips to the GP and prescription medications are among the healthcare essentials many Australians say they can no longer afford.