content: I read Prevention growing up and into young adulthood. Some years ago it switched into a type of fluffy "stereotypical" womens' type magazine with similar "health" stories to the Globe or Enquirer (E.g., latest diet of the week, or feeling good about yourself--yawn). I guess the publishers figure that men never read it and most women are stupid or something like that. Back when it still was a good read, it had all types of alternative healing and supplement information. I don't know of any men who would even open the pages of this magazine nowadays. Even my mom and sister won't look anymore since they feel it insults their intelligence by pandering to a stereotypical "airhead" type of woman. There are still many men and women who would like the old magazine back. I was offered a $2 a year subscription & I think that is overpriced.