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Don't miss today's Men's Health Week Chat with Stew Greig from the Stroke Foundation. Register here: bit.ly/3HOKHZt #menshealthweek #strokeawareness

A little summary 4 #menshealthweek Know Your Man Facts: menshealthweekevents.com/graphic_resour…

A new Deakin University research study titled “Food Insecurity and Fatherhood: A Narrative Inquiry of Expectant Fathers’ Experiences” is currently recruiting participants to gain a deeper understanding of how expectant fathers experience access to safe, affordable, and nutritious food over

Join today's Men's Health Chats session led by AMHF CEO Glen Poole at 1pm AEST. This talk looks at men’s health in general, actions to improve our individual health and ways to support the men in our lives to stay healthy. #menshealthweek Register for free:

The Pharmacy Guild of Australia is calling on men to pop in for a chat with their community pharmacist. “We need to make it as easy as possible for men to access care – and community pharmacy can play a key role in that." Brad Butt, Men's Health DownUnder bit.ly/45OpRn0

Today's Men's Health Chat is with Men' s Health Downunder community Pharmacist Brad Butt. It's titled, 'Man, you can't ask a pharmacist that!' Or, can you? #menshealthweek Join us at 1pm AEST. bit.ly/3ZuVMoF

Men's Health Week is celebrated around the world every year in June. It is an opportunity to shine a spotlight on men's health and to talk about how they can live happier, healthier lives. Find out more 👉 Men's Health Forum

During #menshealthweek, Eating Disorders Families Australia is urging Australians to recognise and respond to an issue that too often remains in the shadows: eating disorders in males. Data shows that one in three Australians living with an eating disorder is male. Full story:

Don't miss today's final Men's Health Chat with Jonathan Bedloe from Men's Resources Tasmania. The topic is an important one where JB will outline in clear and powerful terms, 'how to help a mate who's doing it tough.' Register for free: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

“Instead of focus on what men don’t do, let’s focus on what men can do to look after their health.” What is men's health and how can it be better? AMHF CEO Glen Poole shared his views in two thought-provoking podcasts. #menshealthweek Full report: menshealthweekevents.com/taking_a_can_d…

The cost of living is driving men to delay visits to the GP and obtain vital medication, according to a survey of over 1300 men undertaken by the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. #menshealth #prostatecancer Read more: bit.ly/45YCfRr

If you missed out on last week's Men's Health Chats, head to our YouTube channel to catch up. The first informative session was led by Mark Jensen from the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. youtu.be/M3HyysclpDE?si…

Around one in ten men experience mental health issues after having a baby. But many don't seek help. A/Prof Jacqui Macdonald Dr Sam Teague Deakin University James Cook Uni theconversation.com/when-new-dads-…

Catch up on the second Men's Health Chat we hosted during Men's Health Week on Stroke Awareness and a frank discussion with stroke survivor Stew Greig from the Stroke Foundation youtu.be/9q1m9r25TMg?si…

The new Special Envoy for Men's Health, DanRepacholi MP MP says services need to be more “bloke-friendly” to help tackle the problem of male suicide.👏 Full report: bit.ly/45vmFgc

We're revisiting a popular session in AMHF's Men's Health Chats, led by CEO Glen Poole - 10 Things We All Need To Know About Men's Health. This Know Your Man Facts Talk can be given by anyone, just follow the script and invite others to participate. youtu.be/-hXrio1EVWk?si…

This year's #menshealthweek was an absolute cracker! We were blown away by the number of organisations, local councils and community groups who showcased diverse activities and initiatives, both in person and online, reflecting the broadening scope of men’s health. Our wrap:

Across the country and internationally, suicide remains one of the leading causes of death among males. In Queensland, government-backed programs are attempting to break the silence by providing men with more accessible, culturally appropriate and community-based support. Find