Why men get more cancer
Are the higher rates of most cancers observed in men primarily caused by biology or lifestyle? Read More...
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A role for sport in men’s mental health
Sport can play a crucial role in challenging stereotypes and promoting positive mental health for boys and young men, new Australian research has concluded, suggesting that sporting clubs need to move away from fostering traditional masculine ideologies. Read More...
Sports stars working out to curb depression
Two Indigenous sports stars are helping to put the spotlight on the disproportionately high number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men who suffer from depression and die by suicide. Read More...
The Shane Warne effect
The tragic, unexpected death of international cricketing legend Shane Warne has inspired thousands of Australian men to check up on the health of their hearts in a move being dubbed the ‘Warnie effect.’ Read More...
Mediterranean style, the anti-depressant diet for young men
New research from Sydney’s University of Technology has found that young men saw a significant improvement in their symptoms of depression when they switched to a healthy Mediterranean diet. Read More...
Aussie rules (of sexual attraction)
Women care more about age, intelligence, income, trust and emotional connection. Men mostly care about how attractive and fit women are, a new study found. Read More...