A stand-out session from the 2013 National Men's Health Gathering in Brisbane was the world-focus keynote discussion panel sponsored by the Australian Men's Health Forum, titled 21st Century Man: The Way Forward.
This discussion about the changing...
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21st Century Man: The Way Forward (Video)
Helping Men Get Help – the integral approach to helping men and boys get better outcomes
The Men’s Health Forum New South Wales Inc. invites you to
Helping Men Get Help - the integral approach to helping men and boys get better outcomes
Special Evening Talk by Glen Poole from the UK
Tuesday October 29 6.30 pm - 8.30...
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Paternal influence crucial to the success of children: report
Building social skills: Cameron McKay enjoys a romp with his three-year-old twins Thomas and Madison. Photo: James Alcock
Children with involved fathers have better social skills, more successful relationships, stronger self esteem, more self-control and higher grades than those who do not.
They are also less likely to be overweight, suspended from school or...
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EMALE Issue 126 (September 2013)
In this month's issue:
Reflections on Fathers Day by Andrew King
Daddy issues: Collective blind spot on parental leave pay
Prostate Cancer new report on the next generation
new men’s health services training programs
2013 Ten to Men Annual Works...
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Daddy issues: Collective blind spot on parental leave pay is the mother of all slights
Stay-at-home dads are a growing legion. Photo: Getty Images
Stay-at-home dads aren't really a mystery. They're not wrapped in riddles. They shouldn't be an enigma. They are, in fact, legion. A small, undermanned legion, to be sure, but growing in stre...
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Daddy issues: Collective blind spot on parental leave pay is the mother of all slights
Stay-at-home dads are a growing legion. Photo: Getty Images
Stay-at-home dads aren't really a mystery. They're not wrapped in riddles. They shouldn't be an enigma. They are, in fact, legion. A small, undermanned legion, to be sure, but growing in stre...
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Too young to be a dad? | The Observer (UK)
"Mark" and "Lucy" had been together for three years, on and off, at school when, aged 16, Lucy became pregnant. Soon after, the relationship ended. "I told her I'd broken up with her but I hadn't broken up with our baby," says Mark, now 20. "Right from the beginning, I wanted to...
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Victorian Male Health Gathering 2013
Friday 30th August, 2013
Learn - Connect - Contribute
Male Health Victoria invites you attend the second Victorian Male Health Gathering in Melbourne on Friday 30th August 2013
(incorporating Male Health Victoria Annual General Meeting).
GATHERING PROG...
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EMALE Issue 125 (August 2013)
In this month's issue:
accidents and lifestyle - main risks for men
males and body image
more help from Federal Government
important meetings in Sydney
Inaugural AMHF Men's Health Awards
men’s health services training program
Victorian Male Heal...
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Men’s Health in NSW Planning Meeting, August 13
Men’s Health in NSW Planning Meeting August 13 1pm – 3.30pm
Conference Room B Level 4 Ozanam Learning Centre, 99 Forbes Street Woolloomooloo
Dear MHFNSW Members and Supporters,
The NSW Ministry of Health will not be replacing the current NSW Men’s Health Action Plan with another plan or policy. New South Wales was the first...
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Are you aged 30 to 60 years? Take part in research on men’s and women’s body shape and eating attitudes
Are you aged 30 to 60 years?
Researchers in the Massey University School of Psychology (NZ) are looking for people aged between 30 and 60 years to complete an online survey that explores men’s and women’s body shape and eating attitudes. I...
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2013 National Men’s Health Gathering – Program Now Available
The 2013 National Men's Health Gathering has received overwhelming interest and it is with great pleasure that we now release the program.
As with previous Gatherings, the program is colour-coded to indicate the streams available on each day.
For cul...
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Change.org petition: requesting that the Men’s Health Information and Resource Centre’s (MHIRC’s) funding should be renewed
Men take their own lives at four times the rate of women (that's five men a day, on average). Accidents, cancer and heart disease all account for the majority of male deaths (http://www.menshealthweek.org.au/En/Pages/ee4d91/Why-Men-s-Health.aspx)
MHIR...
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EMALE Issue 123 (June 2013)
In this month's issue:
"Keeping Passion Alive in Your Relationship" by Jed Diamond
Challenges to improving male health in NSW
the first cut is the deepest
new men’s sexual health training
a view on ADHD and boys
news briefs
The Boyfriend Traine...
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Help us shape the future care of men with prostate cancer and their families
Australian Prostate Cancer Research is calling for volunteers who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer or have a partner with prostate cancer to test a web-based, personalised prostate cancer support system.
A number of Australia's leading can...
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Just SOME of the National Men’s Health Gathering Keynote Speakers
Warren Farrell
Warren Farrell is an American educator, activist and author of seven books on men's and women's issues. He came to prominence in the 1970s as one of the leading male thinkers championing the cause of second wave feminism, and serving on...
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