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Nine in 10 Men Encourage Friends to See a GP – but Brush Off Their Own Symptoms

Chris Kamara joins Medichecks to urge men to seek care sooner as 47% of 2,000 surveyed said they delay appointments.

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New research shows nearly half of men delay seeking medical help for themselves - but 92% badger friends to make an appointment if they're showing symptoms of a health issue.

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Nine in 10 men encourage friends to see a GP – but brush off their own symptoms

New research shows nearly half of men delay seeking medical help for themselves - but 92% badger friends to make an appointment if they're showing symptoms of a health issue.

·Bristol, United Kingdom
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Nine in 10 men nag friends to see a doctor but avoid going themselves

A men's health survey found that 92% of men will encourage a friend to visit the GP, but nearly half admit to avoiding doctor appointments for identical symptoms themselves

·Wales, United Kingdom
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Wales Online broke the news in Wales, United Kingdom on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
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