Men face different health challenges than women, and healthcare providers need to understand this. They must consider gender-specific barriers to accessing healthcare and create new ways of engaging men to take ownership of their health. This requires a more holistic approach that incorporates genetics, social structure, and behaviors into male health. It also includes a focus on prevention. 1. The Brosectomy A vasectomy is a quick, highly effective birth control procedure that cuts out the tube-like ducts that carry sperm from each testicle to the urethra. Typically, it takes only…
What Does the Future Hold For Men’s Health?
