News
April 2008
Chlamydia - the silent epidemic
Chlamydia is the most common diagnosed STI and the number of new cases keeps rising. Young men and women aged 16 to 24 are most at risk although people of all ages can be affected. It often goes unrecognised, so read our guide to find out more and make sure you don't have it.
Published: 24th April 2008 by Lee (updated Thu 21st Jan) 
Penis size
The size of your penis is determined by genetic traits inherited from your parents. There's nothing much you can do about the size, and getting to the truth about penis size can be difficult. Find out more about how the penis develops and about the real average size.
Published: 24th April 2008 by Lee (updated Thu 21st Jan)
Healthy eating
The food we eat has a major influence on our health, but it's easy to eat too many high-fat foods and not enough of the more nutritious foods. For everything you need to know about eating more healthily, read the guide.
Published: 24th April 2008 by Lee (updated Thu 21st Jan)
Coronary heart disease
Heart disease claims more men's lives than any other disease. If you have a family history of heart disease, you have a greater chance of developing it. Changing your lifestyle can reduce this risk significantly. Find out how you can cut the risk.
Published: 24th April 2008 by Lee (updated Thu 21st Jan)
Stress
Stress - being under too much pressure -- can have many symptoms such as poor sleep, irritability and feeling anxious and cause a variety of physical and emotional problems. Find out how you can handle the stress.
Published: 24th April 2008 by Lee (updated Thu 21st Jan)