The Fight for One Life Sparks a Fight for Many
Kenton Boston shares how battling a rare form of cancer informed his decision to lead the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
Kenton Boston shares how battling a rare form of cancer informed his decision to lead the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
Supporting your team’s mental health isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s a must. Learn how to spot someone struggling and what to do about it.
Irritability, resentment, and fatigue are potential signs you need self-care. Learn how checking in helps manage life’s challenges.
No time to exercise? These simple tweaks turn chores into a workout.
Learn how to bypass the bad for the energy-boosting good stuff.
Daily movement improves mental strength and the ability to cope with stress. If you struggle with time or motivation, maybe it’s time to reframe your approach to exercise.
A new Canadian Men’s Health Foundation study raises concerns for men aged 19-29, racialized men, and gay or bisexual men. Here’s how you can help.
Identify the warning signs of an unhealthy relationship with alcohol. Learn what steps to take if you need help with alcohol use disorder.
Learn what it’s like to work with a registered dietitian, what happens at an appointment, and what a dietitian can help you with.
Simple ways to add more lean protein and veggies into your diet. The benefits include feeling full longer and reducing your risk of chronic disease.
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