Day 1 of Men's Health Connected focuses on "The State of Men's Health" in 2022. It includes a presentation and discussion on the curent state of men's health followed by a deep dive into Australian research on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on men's mental health.1
Concern about men's mental health and male suicide continues to grow; COVID-19 has killed more men than women in Australia and the untimely death of Shane Warne was a stark reminder that heart disease kills 4 times more men than women under the age of 65.
But is men's health getting any better? Glen Poole, CEO of the Australia Men's Health Forum, looks back over the past decade to offer his assessment of the State of Men's Health in 2022. Followed by Q&A and open forum.
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How have Australian men and boys been impacted by COVID-19 and the Government response to the pandemic? Four researchers who have surveyed and interviewed thousands of Australian men shed light on this question by sharing their findings. Featuring:
