Unraveling Gender Inequities in Global Health: Men Less Likely to Seek Care ...Middle East

A recent study reveals a startling disparity in global health: men tend to suffer more from hypertension, diabetes, and HIV/AIDS compared to women, but are less inclined to seek medical care. The findings underline the influence of masculine norms and financial accessibility on men's healthcare behaviors.

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