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Don’t Let an Unexpected Case of COVID-19 Ruin Your Summer
Summer should be a time for enjoyment, connection, and peace of mind—not unexpected illness. Being informed and having a conversation with a health care professional about COVID-19 vaccination and taking a few proactive steps now can help protect your active leisure time, as well as your health, and the people you care about most.

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College Conversations: Behind the Game, Male College Athletes
This blog explores the often-overlooked mental and emotional health challenges faced by male college athletes, who are under constant pressure to perform both academically and athletically. While physical health is prioritized, cultural expectations around toughness can make it difficult for these athletes to open up about stress and mental health struggles. The piece highlights...

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Knowing Your Numbers: Why Men’s Urinary Flow Metrics Matter More Than You Think
Many men are unaware that simple urinary flow metrics can provide critical insight into prostate and bladder health, especially as they age. Conditions like benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) can cause symptoms such as frequent urination, weak stream, and incomplete emptying, but these are often dismissed as normal aging. Objective measurements like Qmax (maximum flow rate) and ...

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Advancing Men’s Health Together: Building on Progress Through an Expanding National Network
The men’s health movement is entering a more advanced, coordinated phase, marked by increasing legislative wins, stronger advocacy alignment, growing use of data, and rising public visibility. Efforts like no-cost prostate cancer screening laws across multiple states demonstrate that progress is no longer isolated—it is connected, iterative, and accelerating. However, while mea...

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Testicular Cancer Awareness Month 2026: What Comes Next?
As Testicular Cancer Awareness Month concludes, the focus shifts from awareness to action—encouraging individuals to continue conversations, share resources, and support early detection efforts. Testicular cancer primarily affects young men ages 15–35, and outcomes are highly favorable when identified early, making education and communication critical. The blog emphasizes that s...

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