Add to ORKGThe workshop upon which this report is based drew prominent behavioral and social researchers in men's health and related fields together to develop a consensus about men's health care needs and the ways society and our culture create barriers to the development of healthy lifestyles. It examines the sources of denial and how it and related attitudes can be changed, and develops recommendations to address clinical practice, intervention, communications, and policy issues related to men's health. Identifies gender as a significant factor influencing public health
Men’s Sheds are community-based organisations that typically provide a space for older men to partic...
The marked disparity in life expectancy between men and women suggests men are a vulnerable group re...
Differences in men’s and women’s health issues extend beyond the physiological and anatomical charac...
Recent epidemiological research has indicated that men have increased health risks due to biological...
Chronic disease has become one of the largest health burdens facing the developed world. Men are at ...
Evidence-based health promotion programs are effective at reducing health risks and healthcare costs...
Men have everything including the highest death rates in 9 out of the 10 leading causes of death ran...
Men experience more incidence of morbidity and live fewer years than women (Mahalik et al., 2007; Wh...
Abstract Background Men are less likely to participate in health promotion. One approach to reach me...
Men in high income countries have poorer dietary habits and higher rates of overweight and obesity t...
© The Author(s) 2018. Men in high income countries have poorer dietary habits and higher rates of ov...
more likely than are women to be overweight and to smoke cigarettes, two known contributing risk fac...
Males experience greater mortality and morbidity than females in most Western countries. The Austral...
Background: Encouraging men to make more effective use of (preventive) health services is considered...
Epidemiologic data suggest men often experience excessive morbidity and early mortality, possibly co...
Men’s Sheds are community-based organisations that typically provide a space for older men to partic...
The marked disparity in life expectancy between men and women suggests men are a vulnerable group re...
Differences in men’s and women’s health issues extend beyond the physiological and anatomical charac...
Recent epidemiological research has indicated that men have increased health risks due to biological...
Chronic disease has become one of the largest health burdens facing the developed world. Men are at ...
Evidence-based health promotion programs are effective at reducing health risks and healthcare costs...
Men have everything including the highest death rates in 9 out of the 10 leading causes of death ran...
Men experience more incidence of morbidity and live fewer years than women (Mahalik et al., 2007; Wh...
Abstract Background Men are less likely to participate in health promotion. One approach to reach me...
Men in high income countries have poorer dietary habits and higher rates of overweight and obesity t...
© The Author(s) 2018. Men in high income countries have poorer dietary habits and higher rates of ov...
more likely than are women to be overweight and to smoke cigarettes, two known contributing risk fac...
Males experience greater mortality and morbidity than females in most Western countries. The Austral...
Background: Encouraging men to make more effective use of (preventive) health services is considered...
Epidemiologic data suggest men often experience excessive morbidity and early mortality, possibly co...
Men’s Sheds are community-based organisations that typically provide a space for older men to partic...
The marked disparity in life expectancy between men and women suggests men are a vulnerable group re...
Differences in men’s and women’s health issues extend beyond the physiological and anatomical charac...