Men’s Health
Men in the 1920s had an average life expectancy of one year less than women. Today, the gap between men and women’s life expectancies is six years, according to the Men’s Health Network. The reasons for this gap are many, and include men’s less frequent trips to the doctor, lower rate of health insurance coverage, and greater likelihood of working in dangerous industries. Use this guide to learn how to stay healthy and keep an eye out for health problems unique to men.
Expand All Guide SectionsMen’s Wellness
Men can stay healthy by exercising regularly, eating well and seeing the doctor for routine ... read more »
Men’s Reproductive Health
Reproductive health is important for men and women alike. Untreated conditions can lead to ... read more »
Health Issues for Men
No matter how healthy your lifestyle may be illnesses can still occur. This section discusses health problems men commonly face, such as diabetes and hair loss.
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The National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases
explains that osteoporosis isn’t a “women’s disease” as many people think. In fact, 6 percent of men over 50 will fracture a hip because of osteoporosis. Another 5 percent of men in the same age group will fracture a vertebra.
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Mental Health and Men
Everyone, no matter his or her gender, is susceptible to mental illness. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness ... read more »
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