Study finds substantial state differences in U.S. men’s health across racial and ethnic groups
An observational study found substantial state-level variation in U.S. men’s health across six racial and ethnic groups, with national averages ...
An observational study found substantial state-level variation in U.S. men’s health across six racial and ethnic groups, with national averages ...
An Australian cross-sectional survey of 487 healthcare professionals found limited training and familiarity with gender-responsive healthcare for men, alongside barriers ...
A study of 104 men in remission from opioid use disorder found that over a third met criteria for sexual ...
A qualitative study in Durban, South Africa finds that clients, barbers, and owners see strong potential in barbershop-based HIV prevention ...
A national WHO STEPS survey of over 3,000 Kazakh men found biochemically low testosterone in about 5 percent, with obesity ...
A qualitative study of men who completed an NHS Tier 3 weight management programme finds that cultural norms of masculinity ...
A community screening campaign in Belize's remote Toledo district found that nearly a third of men tested had elevated blood ...
A meta-analysis of 52 studies and nearly 92,000 men finds that 22 percent of prostate cancer patients have osteoporosis and ...
A case-control study of Iranian men found that prediabetes is associated with lower testosterone and osteocalcin levels and reduced lumbar ...
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