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Why Men Ignore Sleep Apnea (And What It’s Really Costing Them)

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In this Men's Health Month guest blog, sleep expert Gregory Arneaud of ISD Health Solutions explores why men often ignore sleep apnea—and the toll it takes on their health and relationships. From cultural stigma and fear of looking weak to resistance to CPAP machines, many men avoid diagnosis and treatment. Arneaud explains how untreated sleep apnea can lead to heart disease, diabetes, hormone issues, sexual dysfunction, and emotional strain. He urges men to take sleep seriously and seek help early. Ignoring the signs isn’t strength—it’s a risk. Sleep apnea is treatable, and getting help could save your health, relationships, and life.Continue reading

Prostate Cancer Needs More Than a Global Initiative: Ground-Level Action Needed

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Men’s Health Network responds to Global Action on Men’s Health’s new report on prostate cancer with a call for urgent, ground-level action. While supporting a WHO-led global initiative, MHN stresses that real impact requires community outreach, empathy-driven education, and trusted local engagement. Prostate cancer is rising fast, especially among underserved men, yet too many go without screening or support. This Men’s Health Month, MHN urges policymakers and the public to bridge the empathy gap and take action now. Learn more, get involved, and help bring life-saving care to where men live, work, play, and pray.Continue reading

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