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For Men, Good Health Often Depends on Health Awareness and Early Screenings
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For Men, Good Health Often Depends on Health Awareness and Early Screenings
By: Dr. Robert Tolentino Southwest Medical, part of Optum In the U.S., men continue to have a shorter life expectancy than women. For example, 76.5 years for men compared to 81.4 years for women.[1] Additionally, more than 39% of men age 20 and older are obese, and over 14% report being in fair or poor […]
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