A national survey by Cleveland Clinic found that while men prioritize health, there are generational differences in health behaviors. Findings showed variations in habits such as getting yearly check-ups, avoiding smoking, and addressing mental health. Many Gen Z men lack a primary care provider, leading to missed health screenings. The survey highlighted concerns about cancer, with low rates of screenings. Different generations also varied in where they seek health information, with Gen Z men more likely to turn to social media. The survey was part of Cleveland Clinic’s MENtion It® campaign, urging men to prioritize their health and seek preventive care.
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Generational differences in men’s health habits and concerns revealed
