CDC: Men 33% Less Likely to Visit Doctor

CDC: Men 33% less likely to visit doctor

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Is it time for a checkup? A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study found that men are 33% less likely to visit the doctor than women. "There is some variability from men and women, and we do try to avoid just overgeneralization, but to that point, we all have a fear of getting a bad diagnosis, fear of hearing things that maybe we don't want to hear, like 'we need to maybe lose weight' or 'we need to exercis…

The MOLE Clinic releases data in support of Men’s Health Awareness Month, and Men’s Health Week (9-15 June)

June is Men’s Health Awareness Month (with Men's Health Week being held 9 to 15 June) and dedicated skin cancer screen facility The MOLE Clinic based at 132 W Regent Street, Glasgow has revealed that significantly more females are booking a mole check appointment than males (66% versus 34%).

The MOLE Clinic in London releases fresh data in support of Men’s Health Awareness Month and Men’s Health Week (9-15 June)

June is Men’s Health Awareness Month (with Men's Health Week being held 9 to 15 June) and dedicated skin cancer screen facility The MOLE Clinic based across 4 locations in Oxford Circus (2 clinics), Moorgate and Harley Street has revealed that significantly more females are booking a mole check appointment than males (66% versus 34%).

The MOLE Clinic in Manchester releases fresh data in support of Men’s Health Awareness Month and Men’s Health Week (9-15 June)

June is Men’s Health Awareness Month (with Men's Health Week being held 9 to 15 June) and dedicated skin cancer screen facility The MOLE Clinic based on St James Square, Central Manchester has revealed that significantly more females are booking a mole check appointment than males (66% versus 34%).

CDC: Men 33% less likely to go to doctor