Melinda Gutierrez+FollowWhy Men Ignore Deadly Health RisksDid you know men are way more likely to die from high blood pressure, diabetes, and HIV/AIDS than women—just because they skip out on medical care? A new study found that even though men and women get these conditions at similar rates, guys are less likely to seek help and get proper treatment. Plus, men and women have different risk factors (think: more smoking for men, higher obesity for women). Time to rethink how we approach health care for everyone! #HealthFacts #GenderGap #PreventiveCare #MenVsWomen #HealthEquity #Health50Share
Ryan Cunningham+FollowWhy Men Die More From These ConditionsWild stat: Men are just as likely as women to get high blood pressure or diabetes, but way more likely to die from them. The reason? Guys tend to skip out on medical care, according to a new global study. Plus, men and women face different risk factors—think more smoking for men, higher obesity for women. Researchers say it’s time for health care to stop treating everyone the same and actually address these real-life differences. #HealthFacts #MenVsWomen #PreventiveCare #HealthEquity #Health336Share
Jared Hardy+FollowMen Face Bigger Health Risks Than Women?Just read this wild study: men are way more likely to die early from the world’s top 20 health problems—think heart disease, COVID, traffic injuries, liver issues. Researchers say men had 45% more illness and death from COVID alone! Meanwhile, women live longer but deal with more chronic pain and mental health struggles. Both sides have unique health battles, but the real kicker? Men often skip the doctor, making things worse. Time for some serious health check-ins, right? #HealthNews #MenVsWomen #Wellness #PublicHealth #HealthStats #Health81Share
