Tag: Men’s health
Movember
Jul 23, 2024 | Future Campaigns | 0
Movember is an annual campaign held every November, dedicated to raising awareness and funds for...
Read More10 tips for a healthy prostate
Most people know that a healthy diet has serious heart and gut health benefits – but did you know our daily diet can also benefit your prostate?
Read MoreEmma Capper: Is your business doing enough to support men’s health and wellbeing?
This Men’s Health Week, discover some insights and recommendations for companies to ensure they maintain the health and wellbeing of their male employees.
Read MoreMen’s Health Week
Men’s Health Week, taking place from June 10th to June 16th, focuses on improving the health...
Read MoreEmployers need to consider better support for working dads
New research highlights that working dads need greater support in the workplace to successfully juggle all their responsibilities.
Read MoreTime to Talk Day 2024 – suicide rate 3x higher in men than in women
40% of men do not discuss their thoughts, feelings, and emotions with friends, family, or health professionals. This is an alarming statistic that needs to change.
Read MoreEmployers facing drastic male mental health epidemic among workers
Almost half (48%) of Millennial and Gen Z men claim employers are prioritising productivity over their mental health and well-being, according to new research.
Read MoreDr Tet L Yap: Breaking the silence – how can organisation’s support employees with male infertility?
Unfortunately, men’s health issues can be widely overlooked, with topics such as infertility often very difficult for men to talk about, particularly in the workplace.
Read MoreJake Michael: From stress to success – navigating men’s mental health challenges in the workplace
To support men’s mental health in the workplace this Movember, we need to explore the factors shaping the unique narrative of men’s emotional well-being in employment.
Read MoreKarl Bennett: The mo-ment is now – Early intervention is key for men’s mental health
The rate of suicide among men in the UK is three times higher than it is for women. It cannot be stated enough – it is okay to talk about our mental health!
Read MoreDr Marc Robin: The wider impact of cancer diagnoses on men. Are employers doing enough?
In the UK, there are around 193,000 new cancer cases diagnosed among men every year, around 11,000 more than women, with the number of men being diagnosed actually rising..
Read MoreMen dying 4.5 years earlier than women for largely preventable reasons
Men clock up around 1.5 thousand hours a year in an office. As men are less likely to seek help, it’s essential to understand how workplace culture can protect them.
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- Megan Seibel: When work makes us sick
- Simon Garrity: Boundaries boost working parents’ wellbeing and performance
- Nicola Miller: Ear Care. Why is it important and why haven’t we heard much about it before?