Flesh-burrowing mango worms, the larvae of the African tumbu fly, are a real and disturbing threat. These fly larvae infest humans and animals by penetrating skin, often through contaminated clothing dried outdoors. Painful, boil-like lesions form, requiring careful removal by professionals to prevent infection. Simple precautions like ironing clothes can prevent this unsettling condition.

Sue O’Sullivan and Miriam David on being part of the women’s liberation movement, in response to a long read by Susanna Rustin on the Sex Discrimination Act. Plus a letter from Paul F Faupel We write as “members” of the women’s liberation movement (WLM) since the earliest days in London in the late 1960s, and we read Susanna Rustin’s long read with interest and appreciation ( ‘Pretty birds and si…

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Another year — our 17th in operation — has wound down here at the Art of Manliness. Here are a few highlights from the various projects that spring from the AoM epicenter. Dying Breed One of the highlights of 2025 was launching Dying Breed, a Substack newsletter for both women and men where we dig […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.

Hughes’ nickname – Mad Mike – might strike you as apt. Is it not crazy to risk your life fighting for a theory that was disproven in ancient Greece? The post Flat Earth, Spirits and Conspiracy Theories – Experience Can Shape Even Extraordinary Beliefs appeared first on The Good Men Project .