Listen to the boys!

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Listen to the boys! -

Let us listen to the boys!

We'll hear ... for boys and men! Celebration Health Month men began May 31, 1994 to increase awareness of preventable health problems and encourage the detection and treatment of disease among men in early.

Most major health threats that men face are largely preventable. These include the heart, mental, and prostate health and cardiovascular health and diabetes. We encourage people to eat a balanced diet, participating in regular exercise, getting enough sleep, and participate in preventive health examinations.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests decreasing your consumption of salt and eat more vegetables to celebrate the week of Men's Health (June 15th-19th). Health Network of men invites you to be part of "wear blue", a campaign that celebrates the men in our lives. Show your support and pick a day this month to wear blue!

Did you know?

  • The third week of June (fifteenth to twentieth) Health Week is men.
  • suicide in the most common cause of death in men under 35 (Mental Health Foundation).
  • cancers that usually affect men are prostate, colon, lung and skin. (American Cancer Society)

Prevention Tips

  1. Screening of blood pressure -. Every year, men of all ages
  2. Colon Cancer screening - every 3 years, men 50 years and older
  3. screening for prostate cancer - Every year, men 40 and over
  4. cholesterol Screening - Each year, men 50 and over; Every two years, men 40-49; every three years, men 20-39

Consult your health care provider to determine if these projections are good for you and the benefits of earlier projections, especially if you are a member a group at high risk or have a family history of disease

additional preventive Screenings

Sources :. The National Institutes of Health. Mental Health Foundation, Centers for US Department of Health and Human Services, LifeWork Strategies EAP Disease Control and Prevention, and Adventist HealthCare. The Health Council of the week is for educational purposes. For medical advice, consult your doctor. Feel free to copy and distribute this health resource.

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