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Telegraph: Key prevention tips for the 17 cancers on the rise for 40 to 60-year-olds.
The seven things only a sex therapist will tell you
A sex therapist shares her top tips to improve intimacy.
Six filthy things in your bathroom you’re probably forgetting to clean
From light switches to toothbrush holders, some corners are easily overlooked.
Rosie Nixon: How I managed my perimenopause symptoms without HRT
Telegraph - OPINION: The editor at large of Hello! magazine shares her personal journey.
These 6 habits helped successful dieters lose weight and keep it off
Protein, fibre, and variety in your diet can help you lose more weight.
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TV funnyman has a new crime novel (and an All Black-related admission about his last one).
The modern pageants where beauty takes a back seat
The focus for Miss World is raising money for charity and making the world a better place.
My wife has decided to schedule sex in our diaries
Telegraph: ‘I knew that we were in a bit of a dry patch, but I find it so unromantic’.
Think you have ADHD? It could be one of these seven things instead
Telegraph: ADHD shares symptoms with many other disorders, making diagnosis tricky.
Nobody warns you about the devastation breast cancer wreaks on your sex life
Telegraph: New report says 98% of women report intimacy struggles after breast cancer.
The financial reality of getting divorced in New Zealand: 5 Kiwis share their stories
'Sometimes it’s better to walk away with your head held high.'
Midlife marriage tune-up: Six questions for couples who aren’t feeling it
New York Times: Middle age can be an inflection point in relationships, experts say.
Annabel Fenwick Elliott: I took a pill to help fix my drinking problem
Telegraph - OPINION: What it's like to take a drug to stop problem drinking.
Bedroom swelter: Too hot upstairs in new Auckland terraces, apartments
Free-standing fans, airconditioning units, ceiling fans and heat pumps go into bedrooms.
Lots of people exhibit these sexual red flags. Are you one of them?
WARNING: This story deals with sexual content and is for adults only.
You just got a tattoo. How do you look after it?
New York Times: Advice on tattoo aftercare is plentiful, and sometimes confusing.
The truth about ‘man flu’
New York Times: Experts reveal biological reasons for men's 'man flu' overreactions.
Cost-of-living crisis: 21 ways even the rich are feeling it – Kim Knight
OPINION: Nobody is immune to rising prices. A humorous look at a humourless situation.
Addiction debate: Is it a disease or a choice? Experts weigh in
New York Times: Should addiction be reclassified as a chronic brain disease?
Common mistakes new runners make and how to avoid them
New York Times: Running can be remarkably simple and impressively complex.
What to do when your hearing is failing you
Telegraph: New research shows how even mild hearing loss hugely increases dementia risk.
What’s really behind the ADHD epidemic?
ADHD diagnoses are soaring among teenagers and adults.
Your gas stove could be making your asthma worse
Living in a household that uses gas can come with health implications. Here's what to do.
Sarah Beeny: Being cancer-free is frightening but Catherine’s children will get her through it
OPINION: The property expert – who got the all-clear last year – has advice for Kate.
Eating for longevity: Key dietary habits for a healthier life
New York Times: Certain dietary patterns are more associated with longer lives.
Gemma Styles: ‘I’m still an overthinker but these six strategies have helped me with anxiety’
Telegraph: Harry's sister shares some mental health tips for coping.
Parenting advice: How do I help my kids get over their fear of dogs?
Help your children feel safe and comfortable around dogs.
Five things that raise your risk of Type 2 diabetes
Telegraph: A look at the risk factors as well as the preventative measures.
'A part of my journey': Kiwi dancer on starring in Parisian Crazy Horse cabaret
Paige Shand Haami, aka Lola Kashmir, dazzles at this alternative to the Moulin Rouge.
‘I'm just having fun’: Three Kiwi women on what it’s like dating a younger man
For these women in their 30s, when it comes to relationships, age is just a number.
No sex drive after menopause? A unique talk therapy may help
Sexual concerns are common among women experiencing perimenopause and menopause.
Alexander Terblanche: How to navigate a breakup without blame or drama
OPINION: Considering breaking up with your partner? Here’s how to do it nicely.