Science
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Brits in the sun – a climate change conundrum
Climate change is having a strange impact on Britons and their love of the weather. Will it ever be the same again? Or are we going to have to change the way we talk about the weather forever?
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Prostate cancer risk factors for men in their 40s
It's easy to dismiss prostate cancer as an old man's disease, but it can strike men in their 40s too. I should know, I was diagnosed, aged 40. So, here's why you need to know your risk and get tested today.
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Can children turn your hair grey?
A recent haircut got me pondering as to whether there is a direct correlation between the amount of child-induced stress and amount of grey hair on our heads? What can any of us do about it? And does it matter?
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Looking to the past for climate change solutions
The latest post from the Climate Change Collective takes inspiration from times gone by, reflecting on the practices of our forefathers and the little things they did that can provide us all with climate change solutions today.
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Video: Looking after runners’ feet – with Abid Hussain
A close look at runners' feet, the issues that plague them and how you should look after your feet if you run. Covering everything from blisters and black toenails, to plantar fasciitis and bunions. Find out how to cut your toenails and whether you should pop a blister or not.
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5 health benefits of green tea for men
Making the switch to green tea could be the healthiest thing you do this year. Here's why men's choice of hot drink could play an important role in maintaining their reproductive health and general wellbeing. In short, this is why you need to go green today.
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Welcome to the Climate Change Collective
I'm delighted to have teamed up with bloggers across the world to discuss the challenges we face and ways we can all combat climate change. This is therefore the first of a new series of monthly posts taking a closer look at climate issues that affect us all. Join the conversation.
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The curse of forgetting people’s names
There are some people in this world who can remember the name of every person they ever meet, I am not one of them. In fact, I am the complete opposite. I have a knack for forgetting people's names within seconds, but could brain training help?
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No show Northern Lights
Every year, there are at least a handful of occasions when the news tells us that we are in for a celestial treat; usually it's a comet, an eclipse, aligned planets, meteor showers or, as was the case tonight, the Northern Lights. On every single occasion, without exception, I've seen absolutely nothing.
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Welcome to Midlife On Earth
A topical magazine blog on midlife, written by a 40-something man for middle-aged men. Expect news, comment and opinions on almost anything.
