June marks Men’s Health Month, yet many South African men remain reluctant to visit clinics or talk about their health. A professional nurse explains why and what can be done to change that.

June marks Men’s Health Month, yet many South African men remain reluctant to visit clinics or talk about their health. A professional nurse explains why—and what can be done to change that.

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Sir David Attenborough has shared details of a frightening moment from his early career. The natural historian, 99, spoke about the incident during a recent conversation with Prince William.