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| 1 | In the U.S., there are twice as many women over the age of 85 than men, but no 'men's health' programs.ok that's not fair...if men could get pregnant it would be a fair argument...what is the male equivalent of pregnancy? | /r/MensRights | 24/08/17 01:09 AM |
| 1 | In the U.S., there are twice as many women over the age of 85 than men, but no 'men's health' programs.i love this idea! it's difficult for me to implement that kind of practice into my level of care, but i would totally encourage contacting congresspeople to push for more testing in men. i'm going to read that study as soon as i can -- i'm about to sleep now but i love that. once we have more studies to understand things like that, it would be important to split funding for heart disease fairly, as most of my patients are males on my cardiovascular unit. | /r/MensRights | 24/08/17 01:05 AM |
| 1 | In the U.S., there are twice as many women over the age of 85 than men, but no 'men's health' programs.i can respect that -- however, many of the patients i treat have wives who ARE interested, but the men are sort of laissez faire about it all, which makes it difficult for me to reach them on a more personal level. involving people's families is difficult just because as much as i would love for that to help, a lot of times people (not just men generally) don't want their family to 'nag' them about their health. it's difficult. i totally understand the talking slowly part though -- i'm actually … | /r/MensRights | 24/08/17 01:03 AM |
| 1 | In the U.S., there are twice as many women over the age of 85 than men, but no 'men's health' programs.yes, because everyone learns differently and i want a man's perspective -- i'm a woman and want to be able to help someone instead of just assuming i know. isn't that kind of the point of this sub? to get a man's perspective and help your fellow man? | /r/MensRights | 24/08/17 01:00 AM |
| 10 | In the U.S., there are twice as many women over the age of 85 than men, but no 'men's health' programs.you don't have to be a doctor to know what kind of programs you would be interested in utilizing, that's kind of what i was asking. it's hard to figure out what will make a certain group of people want to come out to programs. one of the things i've found (from a firsthand experience) is that women are more likely to listen to me when i bring up education about preventative measures, smoking cessation, or other healthy practices. i always try though, i care about all of my patients. i honestly a… | /r/MensRights | 23/08/17 12:08 AM |
| 12 | In the U.S., there are twice as many women over the age of 85 than men, but no 'men's health' programs.i'm a nurse on a cardiovascular stepdown unit, and men are most often on my floor with diabetes, heart failure, and heart attacks, what exactly do you suggest in terms of a program for men? i'm not being attacking, i'm genuinely interested | /r/MensRights | 22/08/17 11:25 PM |
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