Digital Dads Groups, a video channel that challenges perceptions of traditional masculinity, a Check Mate app that allows young male Aussie tradesmen to have conversations about their wellbeing and check in on their mates … these are just a few of the projects that have been selected by Movember to combat escalating social isolation among men in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The final day of Men’s Health Connected 2021 on Friday 14 May exposed some of the more confronting, uplifting and heart-wrenching issues facing men’s health and the work being done with specific populations of men.

New research into the impact of Men’s Sheds on men’s health has highlighted the value of making programs for blokes male friendly.

Billy Baker, a staff writer on the Boston Globe, was taken aback when his editor proposed that he write a story about, ‘how middle-aged men have no friends.’

Earlier this month, the Australian Men's Health Forum was approached by EMG GOLD, a magazine for senior pharmaceutical executives, which has a particular focus on educating Medical Affairs (MA) and marketing professionals in the industry.

The third chapter of the Ten to Men Australian longitudinal study on male health has reported 7 in 10 men aged 35-57 are either obese or overweight.

The second instalment of the 10 to Men longitudinal research project reports that one third of Aussie males drink at moderate-to-high risk levels.

Social connection is one of the greatest determinants of mental health. While you don’t have to have 1000 friends across a social media network, the value of in-person contact with friends, relatives, work mates or other associates can counter loneliness, anxiety and depression.

The Australian Government is seeking feedback on its plans for a new 10-year preventive health strategy.

Here are the 5 social factors that shape male suicide. Download the PDF of this infographic.