The Lancet's first ever series on men's health finds that jobs, education and social disadvantage weigh heavily on men's health, not biology alone. A companion paper calls the manosphere a public health problem.
Read MoreThe Lancet's first ever series on men's health finds that jobs, education and social disadvantage weigh heavily on men's health, not biology alone. A companion paper calls the manosphere a public health problem.
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Read MoreA new study in JAMA Network Open finds that Icelandic schools that banned phones saw no measurable improvement in teenagers' mental health. What that means and what the research could not measure.
Read MoreThe British Fashion Council will honour Yohji Yamamoto in London on November 30. From his mother's Tokyo shop to Paris...
Read MoreFor the first time since 2016, Atelier Versace is heading back to the Paris couture runway. Why Pieter Mulier is...
Read MoreBottega Veneta left Instagram in 2021 and became more famous for it. Now the house is back with a single...
Read MorePop Mart says third-quarter revenue fell 45 to 50 percent, with sales in the Americas down as much as 75...
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The Lancet's first ever series on men's health finds that jobs, education and social disadvantage weigh heavily on men's health, not biology alone. A companion paper calls the manosphere a...
Read MoreThe British Fashion Council will honour Yohji Yamamoto in London on November 30. From his mother's Tokyo shop to Paris in 1981, here is why his black coats still define...
Read MoreA new study in JAMA Network Open finds that Icelandic schools that banned phones saw no measurable improvement in teenagers' mental health. What that means and what the research could...
Read MoreThe Lancet's first ever series on men's health finds that jobs, education and social disadvantage weigh heavily on men's health, not biology alone. A companion paper calls the manosphere a public health problem.
Read MoreA new study in JAMA Network Open finds that Icelandic schools that banned phones saw no measurable improvement in teenagers' mental health. What that means and what the research could not measure.
Read MoreA Monash University trial of 192 adults finds that popular Achilles tendon injections, with or without steroid, were no better than a sham after a year. What that means if your heel keeps nagging you.
Read MoreThe FDA has approved Brytly, the first over-the-counter eye drop with apraclonidine for red eyes. What Alcon promises, what is still unproven and when a whiter eye is hiding a...
Read MoreA survey presented at the EADV Congress links GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic to nail detachment and hair loss. The numbers are striking. The fine print is even more revealing.
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