Thursday, June 15, 2017 Author: TC Carling Happy Father’s Day! Whether this is your first Father's Day or your 40th, I'm sure it brings with it a wide range of emotions. Before reading this post today, you’ve likely already seen TV commercials, or social media...
Ontario Supporting Work to Improve Men's Health Province Helping Promote Small Steps That Lead to Healthier Lifestyles June 14, 2017 9:04 A.M. Ontario is partnering with the Canadian Men's Health Foundation (CMHF), providing funding to encourage men to make small...
News Release From Health Canada Don’t Change Much encourages small lifestyle changes to achieve long-term benefits June 12, 2017 Ottawa, Ontario Public Health Agency of Canada Canadian men aren’t as healthy as they could be, in part due to lifestyle choices. But...
Federal MPs from all parties met in Ottawa this morning with Canadian Men’s Health Foundation Chariman Dr. Goldenberg, President Wayne Hartrick and Olympic gold medal winner Adam Kreek to launch the second Men’s Health Caucus. The Men’s Health Caucus is an informal...
The Canadian Men’s Health Foundation (CMHF) is pleased to announce that today the Province of Ontario budget included $5 million over five years to CMHF to lead initiatives that will promote and improve men’s health across Ontario. The five-year commitment will help...
The Canadian Men's Health Foundation through its participation in the Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance of Canada was proud to support the following initiative. Click on the link below to read the full press release....
Cancers of the mouth and throat caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) are rising dramatically among Canadian men and are poised to surpass the rate of cervical cancer in females, according to a special report released by the Canadian Cancer Society. The report,...
The Canadian Men’s Health Foundation (CMHF) is committed to inspiring men to live healthier lives. We are looking for guys willing to share their health stories to help us motivate more guys to get started on a path to better health. We know how personal your health...
Vancouver, B.C. (October 5, 2016) A new men’s health study finds middle-aged men smoke more tobacco, consume more harmful levels of alcohol and have more excess weight than middle-aged women in Canada. The study, based on men and women between the ages of 30 and 64,...