Project Brotherhood provides holistic health care to men in need - Medill Reports: Chicago

Project Brotherhood provides holistic health care to men in needMedill Reports: ChicagoThis means the average black man in Chicago will barely live long enough to begin collecting Social Security. Project Brotherhood tackles the problems underlying this startling statistic by providing free holistic health care to black men who are ...

Contraception -- It's 2012 and Men Still Decide? - Huffington Post

Contraception -- It's 2012 and Men Still Decide?Huffington PostEven if, for some reason, it seems okay to you that only men should discuss women's health and reproductive issues, did no one have enough sense to say "Well, personally, I think this is perfectly logical, but maybe it won't look so great.".

Migrant Health No Better than That of US-Born - MedPage Today

Migrant Health No Better than That of US-BornMedPage Today... in contact with the healthcare system more frequently than men to seek care for themselves as well as their children and elderly family members, which in turn might make women more aware of their health problems than men," the researchers wrote.Study: Few immigrants go to the doctorPhysOrg.comall 2 news articles »

Exploring the top health issues affecting women

Pronews 7 explores cutting edge gender-based research taking place that shows a difference in the way men and women handle health issues.

Tight ties, killer heels: How your clothes can impact your health

Apparel and accessories that are too tight, too loose, too heavy, too high or too floppy can all create health issues. Wearers sometimes have no idea that the culprit is their clothes. Here's a look at perhaps what not to wear

Cynthia Kounaris: Contraception -- It's 2012 and Men Still Decide?

Do men want every sexual encounter to end in a pregnancy -- their own or those of their daughters, their sons, their wives... or their mistresses? That seems very illogical to me. So, I have to draw the conclusion that there are many, many men who are for contraception.