By Hans Casteels lamenting on why expensive urine is the most profitable industry on earth.

The muffin is, in theory, a harmless object: a small cake, eaten without cutlery, sold in coffee shops by the dozen to people who mistake sugar for breakfast. Yet language, ever inventive, decided tha...

My neighbor Stu retired last Friday after decades of lawyering for an insurance company, and over dinner with him and his Chinese fiancée, our conversation patched together by instant-translation apps...

It starts not with a trumpet or a cavalry charge, but with a blood test and a frown; your urologist announcing, in the same tone one reserves for “we’re out of decaf,” that your prostate has gone rogu...

It was a Wednesday morning, the kind of morning that smells faintly of optimism and floor sanitizer, when I found myself walking, surprisingly willingly, into a gym.

also believes that if you're going to fall apart, you might as well document it with dry humor, medical irony, and an uncooperative waistband.

Hormone-hobbled raconteur, part-time philosopher, and full-time human guinea pig in the ongoing medical experiment known as "modern cancer care."

Why I Left Belgium: A Brutal Farewell to a Nation Drowning in Linguistic Lunacy and Petty Nationalism

By someone who's learned to sleep on the edge of the bed with no covers

Procurement is inherently a strategic function, and stakeholders across departments tend to view it as a threat to their control over budgets, relationships, and decision-making.

I used to sit across boardroom tables with executives, whiteboarding strategies to harness AI, not as a gimmick, but as a practical tool to solve real problems. I’d ask: What pain points exist? What d...

It begins innocently enough. A new job, a modest promotion, a badge with your name printed in bold sans-serif. But blink twice and suddenly you're signing emails as "Director of Cross-Functional Syner...

Idiocy? Idiocy, it seems, is bipartisan.

In which She plants a ticking time-gland near the backdoor, assigns men a lifelong obsession with penis size, and calls it intelligent design.

we’re celebrating thirty years. Not the glossy version. The real version. The one that includes mutts, Munich, missteps, Machu Picchu, and medical indignities.

Welcome to the Men's Health Prostate Cancer forum at @HealthUnlocked. Please leave your critical thinking at the door. Your prognosis may be uncertain, but your compliance is mandatory.

For American, and probably some Canadian men, who don’t know what the Eurovision Song Festival is, here’s a simple explanation.

If you’re a prostate cancer patient on androgen deprivation therapy (ADT), congratulations: your testosterone is now somewhere between “gelatin dessert” and “botanical garden snail.”

We found something. You should be very afraid, but also very grateful.

I’m not a conspiracy theorist—medical interventions have saved my life twice, and I owe a deep debt to the science and skill that made that possible. But let’s not confuse gratitude with blindness

An Autoimmune Response to Car Shopping, Marriage, and Medically-Induced Eunuchry

Cancer used to be a diagnosis. Now it’s a business model

Friends,