Men's & Sexual Health

It’s time to take action for the men we love—our brothers, dads, partners, mates, and ourselves. Men’s Health Week runs from 9–15 June 2025.

World AIDS Day is on 1 December every year, and this year the theme is “take the rights path”...

Testosterone is a sex hormone essential for both men & women.

The start of a new year is a good time to review your health and wellbeing and may be a catalyst to make some long-term changes....

The health statistics for New Zealand men aren’t ideal…one in four Kiwi men die before they reach retirement age.

Move over November, Movember is here! Attention on men's health needs more than just its month in the media, as the statistics are sobering.

Prostate cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer. In New Zealand, around 4000 men are affected each year, and around 700 will die from the ..

Each year in November there is a focus on men’s health. This is because men tend to go to the doctor less often and men die younger and often from..

Let’s talk men’s health. Or more specifically: where to turn for help, where to  get advice on health and wellbeing, who you can talk to

I was fascinated to read that the UK have an Anger Awareness Week in early December. Of all the awareness weeks that exist, this surely is one that al..

Movember is here. Men’s Health month – roll on hairy men. Well, actually there’s a lot more blokes sporty hirsute faces these days, be it the cl..

If you haven’t caught up – and you have a teenage lad in your household – NEWS FLASH – the HPV vaccine is now funded free for the blokes. T..

I saw an email through the inbox this week, and thought – wow, I bet not many people know about that day – I didn’t. As per the logo above, t..

The best prevention is understanding what causes a STI, be aware of the risks and take precautions...

Prostate cancer is the most common male cancer and the second cause of cancer deaths behind lung cancer. It can be slow growing.

It is normal to lose about 100 hairs a day but sometimes this shedding is faster than usual, leading to thinning hair and baldness.

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is a problem partly resulting from the increasing prevalence of diabetes and obesity-related vascular problems.