Men’s wellbeing groups are growing - and helping fill gaps in mental health supportRichard Gater, Cardiff University
Self-harm treatments less effective for men compared to women – new researchOliver Matias, City St George's, University of London and Rose McCabe, City St George's, University of London
Why AI health chatbots won’t make you better at diagnosing yourself – new researchRebecca Payne, Bangor University; University of Oxford
Decades of putting others first – the toll it takes on women’s bodiesLowri Dowthwaite-Walsh, University of Lancashire
The challenge of delivering evidence-based medicine in children’s careAndrew Booth, University of Sheffield
First European case of H9N2 bird flu reported in Italy – what you need to knowEd Hutchinson, University of Glasgow
NHS dissatisfaction is falling – is this a turning point or is something else at play?Joseph Freer, Queen Mary University of London
Kent meningitis outbreak: the latest on the bacterial strain at its centreMark Fielder, Kingston University
This Mediterranean-style diet could keep your brain sharp as you age – new studyEef Hogervorst, Loughborough University
New discoveries are showing how human anatomy is far from settledMichelle Spear, University of Bristol
From Japanese walking to 75 Hard: what the science really says about viral fitness trendsJack McNamara, University of East London
Hyrox is booming worldwide – here’s how to train for this race safely and effectivelyAthalie Redwood-Brown, Nottingham Trent University and Jen Wilson, Nottingham Trent University
What wearables can (and can’t) tell you about your heart healthKevin O'Gallagher, King's College London
Broken legs, skier’s thumb and ‘sled head’: just some of the injuries risked by Winter OlympiansAdam Taylor, Lancaster University
Can pre-workout supplements benefit your workouts?Justin Roberts, Anglia Ruskin University; Fernando Naclerio, University of Greenwich, and Joseph Lillis, Anglia Ruskin University
Collagen supplements can help your skin and joints, large new study findsHeba Ghazal, Kingston University
Kim Kardashian’s new caffeine-free energy drink relies on paraxanthine – here’s what the science saysColin Davidson, University of Lancashire
Weight-loss drug ‘support supplements’: do they address nutrient deficiencies, or are they just another fad?Jordan Beaumont, Sheffield Hallam University
A man used AI to help make a cancer vaccine for his dog – an oncologist urges cautionJustin Stebbing, Anglia Ruskin University
TikTok’s period scooping trend shows how little we still understand about menstruationSally King, King's College London
From period scooping to menstrual masking: the strange science of viral period hacksKatie Edwards, The Conversation and Dan Baumgardt, University of Bristol
Can flashing light alter your mind? The science of stroboscopic stimulationKatie Edwards, The Conversation and Dan Baumgardt, University of Bristol
Ostarine: the performance-enhancing drug giving anti-doping agencies a headacheTom Bassindale, Sheffield Hallam University
Pregnancy and pre-eclampsia: is aspirin the answer for everyone?Patricia Maguire, University College Dublin
Hospital conversations can distress people with dementia – here’s whyAlison Pilnick, Manchester Metropolitan University
Hormone therapy and dementia risk: what a new study says about menopause treatmentEef Hogervorst, Loughborough University
Hearing loss is often called a dementia risk factor – here’s what the research really showsEmma Broome, University of Nottingham
The Keepsake Chronicles: stories in times of dementiaKate Irving, Dublin City University; Alex Kornhuber, Trinity College Dublin, and Cathy Fowley, Dublin City University
The man who fell in love with the sound of Spitfires – here’s what this unusual symptom can teach us about dementiaLucy Core, UCL
Difficult friends and relatives could be making you age faster – new studyAnn Marie Creaven, University of Limerick; Chloe Boyle, University of Limerick, and Srebrenka Letina
Abuse, loneliness and financial strain in later life linked to poorer healthKat Ford, Bangor University and Karen Hughes, Bangor University
Liverpool’s ‘blue people’: the older adults redefining what ageing looks likeKrisztina Rudolf, Liverpool John Moores University
Nine years to diagnosis: the challenge of spotting inflammatory arthritis and the role of first contact physiotherapistsSarah Golding, University of Essex
Cancer deaths fall to historic low in UK – this is probably whyAhmed Elbediwy, Kingston University and Nadine Wehida, Kingston University
Overdiagnosis? Why finding cancer isn’t always the same as saving livesAhmed Elbediwy, Kingston University and Nadine Wehida, Kingston University
The next cancer breakthrough may be stopping it before it startsAhmed Elbediwy, Kingston University and Nadine Wehida, Kingston University
