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Low rates of health service usage by men are commonly linked to masculine values and traditional male gender roles. However, not all men conform to these stereotypical notions of masculinity, with some men choosing to attend health services on a frequent basis, for a variety of different reasons. This study draws upon the accounts of male frequent attenders of the General Practitioner's (GP) surgery,...
Men seem to be at greater risk of both developing and dying from those cancers that should affect men and women equally.In this review, we argue for a more proactive approach to be adopted in relation to men's increased susceptibility to cancer.Cancer data from Cancer Research UK and the UK National Cancer Intelligence Network were reviewed.In the United Kingdom, men have a 69% higher mortality rate...
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