The Canadian Men's Health Foundation shares some practical advice on prevention from a virologist with coronavirus experience.Take the necessary precautions No handshaking! Use a fist bump, slight bow, elbow bump, etc. Use only your knuckle to touch light switches,...
We all know what to do when life gives us lemons: We make lemonade! Now, what to do with that tasty sugar-free beverage? Karl Subban has a suggestion: Chug it back after climbing to the summit of the Centennial Park Ski & Snowboard Centre. Years before his three...
In my new book, The Responsibility Ethic, I challenge business leaders to chase their ambitions by taking responsibility for their success. At the same time, as a Champion for the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation, it was exciting...
The latest report from Global Action on Men’s Health fits the mission of the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation like a glove. No wonder CMHF research, services and campaigns are cited so extensively in “Who Self-Cares Wins: A Global Perspective on Men and Self-Care.”...
The new men’s health strategy from WHO Europe echoes many of the same messages the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation has been championing since being founded in 2014.
In the November/December issue of the Trends in Urology & Men’s Health journal, editor Roger Kirby laments the fact that “almost no progress has been made in reducing annual per capita alcohol consumption, which, according to a World Health Organisation report, is...
Mere months after its groundbreaking findings were corroborated by researchers at Harvard University, the CMHF’s National Study of Health Behaviours is serving as the basis of a research article in the American Journal of Men’s Health. After thoroughly...
Two recent studies, one by the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation and the other by researchers at Harvard University, are combining to emphasize the life-changing importance of healthy habits among men. The headlines kept coming after the June 11 release of...
It’s sad but true: In the time it takes to watch a movie or play nine holes of golf, someone in Canada dies from overdosing on opioids. These pain-killing drugs include prescribed medications such as codeine, fentanyl, morphine and oxycodone, as well as illegal drugs...
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