Men’s Health Week | Talking About Men's Health™

Tag: men’s health week

Men in the Kitchen: Don’t Skimp on Safe Food Handling

May 16, 2012

Most adults have cooked their entire lives and know their way around the kitchen. However, some men are new to the kitchen and are finding it a necessity to pitch in with the cooking. You may even be enjoying yourself and wondering why you didn’t join in the food preparation a long time ago! I [...]

Family, Health, Prostate, Uncategorized, Well-being

Beehive Extract Might Arrest Prostate Cancer

by Editor

May 9, 2012

Comment

Researchers are continually looking for ways to cure and/or treat prostate and other cancers. And it seems that answers keep cropping up in unexpected places. One of the most unexpected recent discoveries is that bees might actually play a key role in slowing prostate cancer. It’s all about caffeic acid phenethyl ester, or CAPE, a [...]

Family, Health, Health, Lifestyle, Nutrition, Uncategorized, Well-being

Coffee with Sam: An Interview with Cal Orey, Author of Five Books on Healing Powers of Food

by Samantha Feuss

May 8, 2012

Comment

I recently had the opportunity to have a virtual cup of coffee and chat with Cal Orey. Author of five books about the healing powers of food, she is inspired by Mother Nature, health, relationships, and animals. What kinds of foods can heal you? I have no idea, you will have to read what Cal [...]

Family, Fatherhood, Masculinity, Parenting, Public Policy

A Federal Focus on Fatherhood

by Adam Dougherty, MPH

June 29, 2010

4 Comments

Apt parenting is at the very core of our social construct, and the paternal role is a vital linkage in this fabric. Beyond the mere biological need to reproduce, we unequivocally understand that the father figure has nothing less than an obligation to protect, nurture, guide, and edify their young into capable independence. And, this [...]

Family Issues, Pay Equity, Public Policy, Work

Paternity Leave: More than a policy

by Ramon P. Llamas, MPH, CHES

June 21, 2010

6 Comments

Imagine this: a father pushing his child in a stroller, fulfilling his duties as a father, seen as attractive and potentially “the new kind of manly.” Author Katrin Bennhold describes this new definition of masculinity in her article, “In Sweden, Men Can Have It All,” as a “most striking example of social engineering.” Ms. Bennhold [...]