News & Insights: Staying Connected

Men’s health is not only about what happens in the doctor’s surgery. It is about whether we talk when something is wrong, whether we know where to get support, whether we make time for our wellbeing, and whether we put the right plans in place for the people we love.

Most of us carry worries that never come to pass. But when a health problem does arrive, it can turn your whole world upside down. That is why we have to talk, check in on one another, take responsibility for our health where we can, and stop suffering in silence.

When men get together and speak openly, the conversation can go places that do not normally get said out loud. Relationships with fathers, the pressure of parenting, grief, regret, health, community, and the question of how we become a better example for the next generation.

There are some subjects people will talk around all day long, but still avoid talking about properly. Sexual relationships and mental health sit right in that space. They affect confidence, intimacy, identity, stress levels, recovery from illness, and the quality of everyday life. Yet too often they get pushed to the side, especially in conversations about men’s health.

Our treatment takes the form of talking therapy delivered in a safe, friendly, non-clinical environment by trained, professional therapists.

I’ve spent years running community health sessions and helping people through a simple truth: type 2 diabetes is not an unavoidable fate. For the vast majority of people it’s closely tied to lifestyle, and with focused changes many of the consequences can be reduced — sometimes dramatically.

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Giles Turner paid privately to access abiraterone and was part of the campaign to get it approved in England