Dr. Ray O’Connor reviews various clinical studies on men’s health, highlighting the existing health paradox where men have worse health outcomes compared to women. A study delves into men’s mental help-seeking behaviors post-breakup, emphasizing the importance of accessing professional mental health care. Another study suggests a framework for designing men’s health programs that address barriers related to masculinity norms. Additionally, research explores the impact of lower testosterone levels on men’s health outcomes, indicating a link to increased mortality. A long-term study on prostate cancer treatment outcomes shows low prostate cancer-specific mortality regardless of the treatment assigned, emphasizing the need to balance benefits and risks of treatments.
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