The phenomenon of female preponderance in depression has been well-reported, which
has been challenged by higher rates of suicide and addictive behaviors in males, and a …

Aim Conformity to traditional masculine gender norms may deter men's help-seeking and/or
impact the services men engage. Despite proliferating research, current evidence has not …

Waiting lists in mental health services are currently considered too long. Lengthy waits of up
to 18 weeks are commonly reported in the UK. Waiting lists have long been associated with …

Compared to women, men are less likely to seek help for mental health difficulties. Despite
considerable interest, a paucity in evidence-based solutions remains to solve this problem …

International research has identified young men as reluctant to seek help for mental health
problems. This research explored barriers and solutions to professional help seeking for …

Background The prevalence of fathers' depression and anxiety in the perinatal period (ie
from conception to 1 year after birth) is approximately 5–10%, and 5–15%, respectively; their …

Despite a growing literature on the factors associated with men's low rates of medical and
psychological help-seeking, a systematic review of these is missing. Such an overview can …

Background: Many studies indicate that men are more reluctant to seek help for mental
health problems than women. Traditional ideas of masculinity are often seen as a cause of …

Previous research has shown that men have higher levels of hypertension and lower levels
of hypertension awareness than women, but it remains unclear if these differences emerge …

Tailoring psychological treatments to men's specific needs has been a topic of concern for
decades given evidence that many men are reticent to seek professional health care …