Health Education Materials Research consistently shows that men know little about health. This year, millions of men will suffer injuries, illnesses, and deaths that could have been prevented.
American men grow up thinking risk-taking is manly and that they're invincible.
Nothing could be farther from the truth. But men's biggest health risks are largely preventable with behavioral change. And while research shows that recognizing one's health risks is an essential first step in changing unhealthy behavior, few tools have been available to help men do this. Now men have a mentor to help them take that first step. It includes over 50 questions that assess 10 areas such as diet, drug use, preventive care, sexual health, attitudes about manhood, and social support.