Body image is one of the common issues people face. It is often talked about in relation to women and their insecurities. However, what we tend to forget is that, men do feel the same way at times too. It is possible for men to feel insecure about their body image.
Date Posted: October 16, 2018
Categories: Adult psychological development, Health Psychology, Men's Issues, ...
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In 2014 the Movember Foundation - a global charity set up in 2004 to raise funds and awareness for men's health - began highlighting mental-health issues in addition to cancer awareness. It has since become the largest funder of targeted ...
Nov 7
Categories: Men's Issues
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Society might lead us to believe body image concerns should be reserved for females but research published today from The University of Sydney has suggested that men are more likely to suffer psychologically when dissatisfied with their image.
Jul 9
Categories: Men's Issues, Other
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"Why do men die earlier than women?" wondered Diana Sanchez, associate professor of psychology, from Rutgers University in New Jersey. "Men can expect to die 5 years earlier than women, and physiological differences don't explain that difference."
Mar 30
Categories: Men's Issues
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Male friendships could have healthful effects similar to those seen in romantic relationships, especially when dealing with stress.
Mar 7
Categories: Health / Illness / Medical Issues, Men's Issues
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Men who are depressed themselves often view their own problems very negatively, new research finds.
Mar 1
Categories: Depression, Men's Issues
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Of all of the ways men try to impress the ladies, from big wallets to big muscles, here is one that has finally been quantified by science.
Nov 24
Categories: Men's Issues, Relationships & Marriage
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Eating disorders in males may not always resemble the typical pattern of efforts to slim down as observed in women’s disordered eating behavior. Cultural pressures and gender norms may give rise to different symptoms.
Sep 17
Categories: Eating Disorders, Men's Issues
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Past research suggested women tend to be more prone to forgetting future tasks than men. Women also admitted that they tend to have more memory failures however this does not mean that they actually forget more often.
May 23
Categories: Men's Issues, Women's Issues
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One in 10 new fathers suffers from post-natal depression and more research is needed to find out how many develop other mental health disorders after their children are born.
Feb 12
Categories: Men's Issues, Parenting
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NFP organisation beyondblue has announced today it will offer free or heavily-subsidised training to male-dominated workplaces across Australia to improve the mental health of workers, reduce male suicide rates, and increase business’ ...
Sep 14
Categories: Men's Issues
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