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Five Facts About Men’s Mental Health - Pharmafile
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Men are five times more likely to commit suicide than women. They don't report mental health problems and are ashamed to seek help. They don't see a psychologist or psychiatrist, and when they do receive treatment, they don't want to talk about it.
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1 While only 15.4% of men are diagnosed with a common mental health condition (CMHC’s) in the UK (compared to 24.2% of women), suicide rates in men are three times more likely than in women. This suggests many mental health conditions in men largely go undiagnosed, likely through societal beliefs that men should not discuss […] The post Five Facts about men’s mental health appeared first on Pharmafile.
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