Are Desk Jobs Bad for Your Health?
Learn how much movement you need to add each day to counteract the negative effects of too much sitting. Plus simple stretches and exercises you can do.
Learn how much movement you need to add each day to counteract the negative effects of too much sitting. Plus simple stretches and exercises you can do.
Weak bones can cause pain and lead to injuries. Learn how to keep your bones strong to maintain your independence and mobility as you age.
Did you know heart attack risk goes down 24 hours after you quit smoking? Learn how to make small changes to slowly cut smoking out of your life forever.
Dr. Eli Puterman, an award-winning researcher, 4-time Olympian Simon Whitfield and guest host Buzz Bishop discuss how exercise affects your mood.
Exercise can add years to your life and help maintain mobility and independence as you age. A personal trainer shares simple tips to get started. It’s never too late!
Did you know that what you eat impacts your overall mood as well as brain health? Check out these simple tips to improve your gut health and how you feel.
All major life changes—whether good or bad—can be challenging. Learning to cope with the anxiety linked to life transitions can help keep you balanced.
Shift work can mess up sleep patterns, impacting your quality of life. These sleep tips for shift workers will help you to get the quality shuteye you need.
Learn why Dr. Goldenberg founded the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation and how it’s helping Canadian men improve their attitudes toward health.
End of content
End of content
Get Simple Expert Health Tips Delivered to Your Inbox in Our Monthly Newsletter.
The Canadian Men’s Health Foundation recognizes and acknowledges the First Nations, Inuit and Métis land on which we work and live across Canada.
The Canadian Men’s Health Foundation is a registered national charity. We rely on support from donors to help with our mission: inspiring men to live healthier lives. Your contribution will support men’s health programming, tool development, and research.