Numan Editorial

Driving change: Numan’s role in transforming obesity management

At Numan, we believe in empowering individuals to make informed health decisions through innovative solutions and community support. Our commitment to tackling obesity is central to this mission.

Introducing Numan’s AI Health Assistant

At Numan, we’re driven by a simple but powerful vision: to empower patients to live healthier, happier, and longer lives. That’s why we’re constantly exploring how technology can make healthcare more personalised, accessible, scalable, and impactful.

We’ve made changing your upcoming delivery date easier

We understand how important it is for you to have the flexibility to change your treatment delivery date. Your feedback has been instrumental in guiding us through a comprehensive revamp of this feature.

Numan releases The State of Obesity report: addressing misconceptions and driving change in the UK

At Numan, we’re confronting the misconceptions around obesity in the UK. Today, we released our State of Obesity Report, revealing that less than half of Brits (48%) recognise obesity as a disease.

Introducing our latest ad campaign with Ava: redefining the weight loss conversation

At Numan, we’re proud to be part of a transformation in how weight is discussed. Our new advert features Ava, a Numan patient who shares her story of navigating body image, her relationship with food, and the decision to use weight loss medication.

Evaluating the effectiveness of Numan's Weight Loss Programme: a 90-day review

At Numan, we've always believed in a holistic approach to weight loss, combining medical treatments with behavioural changes and lifestyle support - and now, it's official. Our comprehensive 90-day retrospective study highlights just how effective this strategy can be.

Setting the bar on patient safety: Numan’s regulatory compliance

Following a recent article that made incorrect and sensationalist claims about operational practices at Numan, we wanted to set the record straight.

How to navigate consent without spoiling the moment

As consent has become more and more discussed in the wake of #MeToo, many have felt confused about how to navigate it. Here’s what you need to know.

A medical student spent 7 weeks with Numan: this is what she learned

As Parisah dove into the world of digital healthcare at Numan, she got the inside scoop on exactly how it works...

Why do men seek healthcare less often than women?

Men are twice as likely to wait for at least 2 years to attend their next doctor’s appointment compared to women. Let's explore why this is the case.

5 health habits to skyrocket your sex life

A whopping 43% of women and 31% of men will experience a drop in libido in their lifetime. Here's how to get it back.

How it works: Numan's treatment journey

From choosing Numan to getting your discreet deliveries through the letterbox, here's what the Numan treatment journey looks like.

We asked gay and bisexual women why great sex doesn't always require an erection

Relationship goals: why penetration is not the be-all and end-all when it comes to mutual pleasure and amazing sex.

6 simple workouts for better sex

Can your gym routine really make you more versatile in the bedroom? Short answer: yes, but not in the way you might expect.

The Book of Erections

The Book of Erections is a detailed look at how your penis works when you're aroused, the causes of ED and how to take the first steps to having better sex.

How can I get over my body image anxiety during sex?

Body image anxiety is rampant among young men and a major cause of sexual dysfunction. We speak to men who are faced with the problem and discuss ways of combating body image anxiety.

Why it’s time to stop thinking of sex as a performance

Performance anxiety is the leading psychological cause of erectile dysfunction (ED). Here’s how to call the curtain on it and improve your sex life in the process.

I asked psychotherapists if it’s okay to name your penis

Plenty of men give their genitals funny names, but can this inhibit our ability to talk about problems when things go wrong? Journalist Mike Rampton asks if it’s time to drop the moniker and call a penis a penis.