Health and Fitness

Hopes that biologic drugs for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) would cancel the extra cardiovascular risks normally seen with the disease dimmed a little in the face of findings from a population-based study from Scandinavia. Over the first 5 years after beginning biologic agents such as tumor necrosis factor (TNF) and interleukin (IL) inhibitors, RA patients in …

Some Heart Risks Stay Elevated in RA Patients Despite Biologic Tx Read More »

A next-generation ink for endoscopic tattooing of the colon diffuses less and is more “biocompatible” than existing inks, which could help identify complex colonic polyps or tumors for removal. (American Chemical Society) Positive topline data from a phase III study showed etrasimod, an investigational selective sphingosine 1-phosphate (S1P) receptor modulator, achieved improvements in clinical remission …

Next-Gen Colon Tattoo Ink; Etrasimod Wins for UC; Another NASH Drug Flops Read More »

High-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol and triglyceride levels in people as young as age 35 were linked with Alzheimer’s dementia decades later in life, longitudinal data from the Framingham Heart Study showed. Risk of Alzheimer’s dementia fell by 15.4% during early adulthood (ages 35 to 50) and by 17.8% during middle adulthood (ages 51 to 60) …

Blood Profile at Age 35 Linked to Subsequent Alzheimer’s Dementia Read More »

Having meh kitchenware set is one thing. Having the dream kitchenware set is—well, to put it in the most obvious of terms—another. The former involves making scrambled eggs on a sticky skillet or sautéing in a subpar pan that can’t beat the heat. The latter, however, is entirely satisfying. And it can be achieved by …

16 Best Picks from Sur La Table’s Massive Warehouse Sale Read More »

When it comes to finding new ways to improve your overhead pressing technique, sometimes you’ve gotta Z it to believe it. Joking aside, the Z press might be one of those moves not every gymgoer is familiar with, but it’s arguably one of the best variations for reinforcing shoulder press form, according to Men’s Health …

How to Do the Z Press for Stronger Shoulders Read More »

Courtesy of retailers By now, you’ve turned your into everything it was destined to be—and then some. What’s now a home office, a happy hour bar, and our favorite, a home gym. As you look forward to the warmer (and warmest) months of the year, chances are you’ve already started gearing up for all the …

The Best Outdoor Speakers For Every Budget Read More »

Saved By The Bell star Mario Lopez still looks shredded at the age of 48, a fact he credits to staying committed to putting in the work in the gym amid a busy lifestyle. “I don’t feel like I’ve even really woken up until I’ve broken a sweat,” Lopez previously told Men’s Health. “I think …

Mario Lopez Showed Off His Abs at Age 48 After a Boxing Workout Read More »

Sam Corlett hasn’t always been the fierce, lithely-muscular type who can effortlessly portray a hardened Viking warrior. Before the Australian actor took on the lead role of Leif Erikson in Netflix’s new series Vikings: Valhalla, he was playing a character with a much different physicality for a much different audience: Caliban on the streamer’s Chilling …

Vikings: Valhalla Star Sam Corlett Shares His Workout Read More »

The Batman wrapped with a riddle, a post-credits scene that wasn’t really a scene scene but rather a cypher: the words “good bye” in the Riddler’s green text (something like the Matrix’s coding console meets a QAnon message). Since then, a whole website—www.rataalada.com—has teased more puzzles and even a continuation of the Riddler’s plans. An …

Everything We Know About The Batman Sequel, The Batman 2 Read More »

You probably know by now that you need to be wearing sunscreen; your mother told you, your doctor has told you, hell, even we at Men’s Health have told you (many times). According to the American Academy of Dermatology, wearing sunscreen is the best protection you can get against sun damage that can lead to …

12 Best Reef-Safe Sunscreens of 2022, According to Dermatologists Read More »