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Category Archives: Men’s Health
Obama’s Missed Opportunity: A White House Council on Boys and Men
“Fortunately, our daughters’ and mothers’ health challenges are addressed by seven federal offices of women’s health. Our sons’ and fathers’ are not addressed by a single federal office of men’s health” — this despite the fact that men’s health in general is poorer, resulting in men on average having a shorter life span than women and dying sooner from nine of the ten leading causes of death. Continue reading
Posted in Gender Politics, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Men's Health, Miscellaneous, World of Children/World of Work
Tagged boy crisis, Hanna Rosin’s The End of Men, male suicide, men's education, Men's Health, Obama, Obama’s Missed Opportunity, paternity leave, President Obama, Sweden's paternity leave, Warren Farrell, White House Council on Boys and Men, White House Council on Girls and Women, world of work
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Guns don’t kill people — our sons do
“…[O]ur daughters are able to find the same guns in the same homes, are about as likely to be mentally ill, have the same family values and are exposed to the same violence in the media. Our daughters, however, do not kill. Why the difference?” Continue reading
Posted in Gender Politics, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Media Sexism, Men Expressing Feelings, Men's Health
Tagged "failure to launch", Adam Lanza, “Boys to Men”, gun ban, Guns don't kill people - our sons do, John Gray, mass murders, mental health, suicides among boys, violence in the media, violent video games, Warren Farrell, White House Council on Men and Boys, White House Council on Women and Girls, why men are the way they are
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What Does President Obama Mean For Men?
Obama goes to bat for females at males’ expense. Continue reading
Posted in Gender Politics, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Men's Health, Miscellaneous
Tagged antimale bias, antimale discrimination, black men, Christina Hoff Sommers, Father's Day, healthcare, Hillary Clinton, Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Restoration Act, Men's Health, Mother's Day, President Obama, Sanjay Gupta, war on boys and men, Warren Farrell, White House Council on Women and Girls
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Lung cancer and the sexes
As happened with heart disease, feminists will no doubt soon begin proclaiming that more women die of lung disease than men. Or that lung cancer affects women “differently” and hence their lung cancer should get more funding. Continue reading
Why is life expectancy longer for women than it is for men?
While feminists and the media complain endlessly about the “gender wage gap,” they never mention the gender longevity gap. Continue reading
The 15 leading causes of death by sex, 2009
“Fortunately, our daughters’ and mothers’ health challenges are addressed by seven federal offices of women’s health. Our sons’ and fathers’ are not addressed by a single federal office of men’s health” — despite men’s average shorter life span and poorer health! What would feminists say if the shoe were on the other foot? Continue reading
Another reason for women’s health advocates to ignore men’s heart disease
“After taking into account patients’ age, men had a 31 percent higher risk of dying over the study compared with women, the researchers said.” Continue reading
Men Likely to Put Off the Doctor (Male Matters: Or: why men are charged less for health insurance)
“Men are also less likely to see themselves as susceptible to disease or injury when, in fact, they are more susceptible.” So WHOSE awareness about health should be raised? Continue reading
Posted in Men's Health
Tagged Guttmacher Report on Public Policy, health awareness, health insurance, health insurance coverage, heart disease awareness, men are less likely than women to have health insurance, Men Likely to Put Off the Doctor, Men's Health, Why men are charged less for health insurance, women pay more for health insurance
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