YouCheck is a world first – an algorithm that provides men with their 10 year health outlook for the 7 most common conditions and diseases that affect men. YouCheck was developed in partnership by the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation and the University of British...
Guys, we get it! You don't want to be nagged. Not about doing the dishes, fixing the bathroom fan, or eating that salad. So we knew when we launched the Don’t Change Much campaign, humour might be the best medicine to encourage making small healthy lifestyle changes....
One month ago the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation launched in Ottawa. Watch our recap video to see what we’re all about.
Two weeks ago, Simon Whitfield and 10 paddlers embarked on a 3 day paddle boarding journey across the Salish Sea, powered by Duracell, in order to raise awareness for the Canadian Men's Health Foundation. Writer Adrien Sala joined them on the journey and lets us in on...
Hey guys, we've put together the most complicated Ikea furniture so it's time for us to start making small changes... Get healthy. You've done waaaay harder things.
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The Prostate Centre invites Victoria for a special event to support prostate cancer research. "1 in 7 men are affected by Prostate Cancer. Think about your circle of family and friends; one or more of them may be facing a diagnosis." The event is on Sunday June 15,...
Day 3 9:45AM - Victory! The team arrived at the G Dock inside the inner harbour, directly in front of the Empress. With a solid current pushing the entire way, we were able to make amazing time. A small group of friends, family and supporters were there to great the...
Keep It Simple: It’s Easy to Stay Healthy Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in Canadian men between the ages of 15 and 29.However, it is highly treatable with a cure rate of over 95%. So check yourself regularly. The self-exam is simple: feel each testicle...
June 3, 2014 The newly founded, Canadian Men’s Health Foundation (CMHF) launches an awareness campaign, called Don’t Change Much. Focusing their attention on men’s health issues, DontChangeMuch.ca will provide simple steps that Canadian...