IF YOU thought that men’s magazines serve up a diet of scantily clad women and tips on sexual performance because that’s all men are interested in, think again. According to a statement issued by the UK Guild of Health Writers, what men really want to read about is osteoporosis, breast cancer (which affects men too, the guild reminds its members) and body image.
To rectify the mismatch, the guild organised an event called “Getting inside men’s minds” at which health journalists would be offered “expert opinion on the issues that men really want to read about and…
