Mengage
Engaging Health Services to Engage Men and Boys
The ABS estimates that around 7% of men have some form of cardiovascular disease and this proportion increases with age. General trends around cardiovascular disease prevention are observed to adopt a non-gendered approach as the principles of prevnetion and treatment are similar in both genders. These resources offer insights and information relevant to prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease in males.
This report is an evaluation of several programs that aimed to enhance men's approaches to heart disease/cardiovascular disease prevention from 2000 onwards. This report is an evaluation of several programs that aimed to enhance men's approaches to heart disease/cardiovascular disease prevention from 2000 onwards.