Something in the air?

Dissecting the physiology of a 10-mile TT minute by minute, Steve Shrubsall suffers for the sake of science

Call me a masochist, a dopamine junky, or just a good old-fashioned weirdo – I’ll happily answer to all of the above – but I love nothing more than to find myself teetering on the verge of complete ph

This year around 250,000 young adults will depart for far-flung shores. But while it can be an incredibly enriching experience, it can end in tragedy, with a rise in reported deaths from spiked drinks and recent reports of women being imprisoned for drug smuggling. Closer investigates how to keep safe…

SEVERAL YEARS AGO, I WAS A GREAT many ...

With medals in three successive Olympic Games, Jonny Brownlee’s triathlon career stands alongside the best who have ever graced the sport. Yet the incident for which he’ll be more widely remembered –

Nitric oxide gas is an exploding frontier in medicine. Celeste McGovern looks at how supplemental NO could revolutionize the treatment of everything from heart disease and dementia to diabetic wounds