Suicide risk is higher on Mondays and New Year's Day









***This media release contains information some readers may find distressing as it refers to data about mental health, suicide and self

A new study found more stereotypical male gender expression is linked to less reported diagnoses and treatment for cardiovascular disease risk factors

This cohort study examines the association between male gender expressivity--a measure reflecting sociocultural pressures to convey male gender identity--during adolescence and adulthood and diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease (CVD) risks in…

A 44-year-old man with alcoholism, depression, and antisocial personality traits underwent three years of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, resulting in reduced alcohol use, depression, and violent thoughts.

Many men wrongly assume other men are unwilling to seek help for depression, which may discourage them from seeking help themselves, new research shows.

A new study has found that over 1 in 5 boys and men in Canada and the United States may meet the diagnostic criteria for an eating disorder, highlighting the urgent need for greater awareness, tailored prevention efforts, and inclusive clinical support for…

Younger men are less likely to seek professional help for their health









Younger men are less likely than older men to seek professional help for physical or mental health problems, accordin

Younger men are less likely to seek professional help for their health









Younger men are less likely than older men to seek professional help for physical or mental health problems, accordin

If phase 3 trial results are confirmed, a novel once-weekly pill platform could transform daily medications into weekly formulations, researchers say.

New research shows that many people endorse myths that minimize abuse against men in relationships. These myths are closely tied to sexist attitudes about masculinity, gender roles, and who is believed to be a “real” victim of violence.

Distressing youth environments may impact cardiovascular health and aging, particularly for Black men and women, according to a new UGA study.

A study of U.S. adults finds that loneliness is linked to feeling like a burden in close relationships. The research also highlights how internal physiological states—such as heart rate variability—may shape how individuals cope with loneliness and self-doubt.

A new study suggests that toxic masculinity tends to discourage emotional expression in men, which in turn reduces their likelihood of seeking mental health support, especially for personal problems and suicidal thoughts.