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Depression is a major public health concern and often goes untreated. In response to a growing body of research documenting stigma as a barrier to depression care, this study focused on examining public stigma toward potentially vulnerable subpopulations.
About half of women entering 4-year colleges graduate on time, but only 40% of men do.
Incidence of depression increases markedly around age 13 years, and nearly three-quarters of adults report that their mental health problems started in adolescence.
While civilization is advancing at lightning speed, we are also on the razor’s edge of a catastrophe caused by shortages of natural resources, food, commodities and water.
In early 2019, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) released a policy statement recognizing that “maternal depression affects the whole family” and urging pediatric providers to “incorporate recognition and management of perinatal depression into pediatric practice.”
Fathers’ involvement in and influence on the health and development of their children have increased in a myriad of ways in the past 10 years and have been widely studied. The role of pediatricians in working with fathers has correspondingly increased in importance. This report reviews new studies of the epidemiology of father involvement, including nonresidential as well as residential fathers.
This qualitative research explores the experience of 16 Canadian men who believe they were stigmatized due to their sex. The study concludes that the experiences of these participants are consistent with social stigma involving assumptions of male violence and inadequacy with respect to the care of children.
Inarguable and fully-referenced proof of what the Foundation for Male Studies has been fighting for since its inception.
Useful compilation comparing male to female health and education issues.
This is the full presentation transcript from the presentation on troubled young men, that took place end of February, 2017. Includes observations, the decline, Title IX, challenges and opportunities.
Changes in these statistics has reversed decades of progress in mortality and is unique to the United States; no other rich country has seen a similar turnaround.
A comprehensive review - after divorce.
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