Category: Policy

Public Policy, Well-being

Men’s Health Caucus in the American Public Health Association

On February 24, 2010, Dr. Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association (APHA), announced the Association’s support for the Men’s Health Caucus, which will draw awareness to an emerging and cross-cutting public health concern. Scott Williams, Chair of the newly formed Caucus and Vice President of Men’s Health Network (MHN), explained that [...]

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Editorials, Policy

Latest Men’s Health in the News

Men’s Health issues are featured in an article by Teddi Dineley Johnson in the current issue of The Nation’s Health, a print and online publication of the American Public Health Association.  You can access the article here: http://TheNationsHealth.AphaPublications.org/content/40/1/28.full.  This piece, which quotes both MHN Vice President Scott Williams and Advisory Board member Dr. Perry Karfunkel, [...]

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Health, Public Policy, Well-being

Beyond Health Care

Health reform has been a topic of great importance here in Washington for the past few months since discussions and debates have intensified in June, 2009.  Health reform, however, has primarily focused on one aspect of health – health care.  In the broader sense, though, health encompasses a wider reach.  For example, health professionals are [...]

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Advocacy, Public Policy

The Business Case for an Office of Men’s Health

Below is an excerpt from a forthcoming study that I authored, which investigates the federal costs associated with excess disease burden in men in an attempt to substantiate the need for a federal Office of Men’s Health. Despite the increased risk of disease and injury, the health of men is oft an overlooked subject.  Men [...]

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Advocacy, Fitness, Others

Head Injuries in the NFL and Beyond

There are few things more satisfying than watching a rival quarterback receive a blind-side sack or seeing your team’s DB lay out a receiver on an incomplete pass in slow-mo. Of course, this is only true as long as the recipient is able to get up and walk off the field, as nobody would actually [...]

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