By Dr Niall Graham   Peptides have moved from underground bodybuilding forums into mainstream longevity and performance discussions. Patients are no longer just elite athletes. They are 18- to 80-year-old professionals training hard, recovering slower, wanting to stay metabolically sharp and injury free. As a GP with an interest in…

By Dr Matthew Barber A lot has changed from the traditional model of medicine, where doctors treat disease as it arises. We’re increasingly focused on holistic care and prevention these days — and that is a great thing. But with the advent of the internet, social media, and now AI,…

If you’ve spent any time on queer health Twitter, Grindr chats, or in a sexual health clinic waiting room lately, you’ve probably heard whispers about DoxyPEP. Some people call it revolutionary. Others call it controversial. A few think it’s “antibiotics for vibes.” So let’s clear things up — calmly, accurately,…

Women’s health and bridging the gender gap In the last ten years we’ve witnessed a much larger focus on women’s health and the too often overlooked differences women experience compared to men. Medical science has been a big part of this change and is finally beginning to better describe and…

A Closer Look at Testosterone, Aging, and Men’s Health By: A Men’s Health Physician It’s a common, almost routine question in clinic: "Can I get my testosterone checked?" Often it’s not phrased as “I think I have low testosterone,” but rather as a more cautious inquiry — motivated by symptoms…