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Women's Health (UK), 1 Sep 2026

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Women’s Health magazine publishes monthly issues that focus on wellness through the lens of women’s real-world experiences. It combines the latest research with practical guidance across fitness, nutrition, mental health and self-care. Known for its expert-backed reporting, the magazine also profiles athletes, public figures and everyday women, spotlighting diverse journeys to health and strength. In every issue, readers find practical workout tips, smart eating strategies and honest conversations around body image and emotional well-being. Women’s Health keeps pace with evolving health trends, carefully distinguishing between credible insights and fleeting fads. Available on PressReader, the magazine serves as an essential companion for readers seeking holistic wellness grounded in reality. It challenges stereotypes while celebrating balance and resilience, making it a trusted voice in the crowded wellness space. From strength training to stress management, it supports every facet of modern health.

In This Edition

ArticleWel­come to Women’s Health

One line stood out to me in this month’s inter­view with our cover star, Strictly judge Motsi Mab­use. ‘Which Motsi am I going to meet today?’ she asked, artic­u­lat­ing the emo­tional roller coaster she found her­self on when she reached her...

Wel­come to Women’s Health

ArticleIn the Women’s Health world

Listen Have you checked out our pod­cast Just As Well yet? From inspir­a­tional celebrit­ies to world-lead­ing experts, you’ll learn something new from every epis­ode to help you live your health­i­est life. Avail­able wherever you get your pod­casts.

In the Women’s Health world

ArticleThe silenced killer

How racism and miso­gyny fuel sickle cell deaths As sickle cell dis­ease becomes the UK’S fast­est­grow­ing genetic blood dis­order, patients, bereaved fam­il­ies and even the courts say health­care fail­ures have caused a slew of avoid­able deaths....

The silenced killer

ArticleThe new rules for get­ting stronger

Lighten the load How drop­ping the weight can up your strength Scroll through any fit­ness feed and you’ll see it: people clanging plates, chas­ing PBS and even pulling dan­ger­ous stunts for the pride of lift­ing heavy. And while there’s real joy in...

The new rules for get­ting stronger

ArticlePoly-employ­ment

Burnout beck­ons as more women juggle jobs From social work­ers clock­ing off to teach yoga to GPS top­ping up their income with Botox appoint­ments, a grow­ing num­ber of women are stay­ing in the green via mul­tiple income streams. As the end of...

Poly-employ­ment

ArticleThe hun­ger games

How #Skinny­tok has made food ‘the enemy’ Dig­ging into her hand­bag, Kylie Jen­ner smiles as she pulls out her ‘new favour­ite’. Any­one well acquain­ted with the 28-yearold influ­en­cer and beauty mogul’s Grwm-style Tik­toks might be expect­ing a...

The hun­ger games

ArticleAlways a catch

AI train­ing plans are quick, free – but costly When Niamh Pendleton down­loaded an AI run­ning app to train for her first half mara­thon, she thought she was mak­ing a smart choice. The 29-yearold mar­ket­ing man­ager from north Lon­don had never...

Always a catch

ArticleTrust issues

Is our fear of rejec­tion rob­bing our love lives? ‘As you get older, you can become more cau­tious and less will­ing to take emo­tional risks’ Hor­rible. That’s how Sandy chooses to describe her dat­ing life. In the five years she’s been single, the...

Trust issues