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Men's health : the commonsense approach / Joe Armstrong.

By: Armstrong, Joe Michael.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Dublin : Newleaf, 1999Description: xiv, 114 p. ; 22 cm.ISBN: 0717128024.Subject(s): Men -- Health and hygiene | Self-care, HealthDDC classification: 613.04234
Contents:
Introduction -- Part I Men's bodies: The penis - everything you wanted to know -- The testicles - and how to spot testicular cancer -- The prostate - and when 'the waterworks' act up -- Part II Men's hearts: Men and heart disease -- Men: food, fat and flab -- Men and blood pressure -- Men and stress -- Part III Men from the inside out: Men and anger -- Men and fear -- Men and jealously -- Men coping with loss -- Men coping with depression -- Male suicide -- Men's groups -- Part IV Sex and relationships: Impotence, libido and viagra -- Infertility and sperm count -- Sexual infidelity -- Male rape -- Sexually transmitted diseases -- Part V Man alive: Men: shift-work, sleep and snoring -- Men: hair and baldness -- Men: teeth and bad breath -- Men: acne versus that porcelain look.
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General Lending MTU Bishopstown Library Lending 613.04234 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00086294
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

MEN'S HEALTH NEEDS ATTENTION!

Men die about six years younger than women.

One in three men gets cancer: one in four dies from it.

Men are more prone than women to alcoholism, drug addiction and psychological illness.

Some forty per cent of men over forty suffer from extended periods of impotence.

Ten per cent of the male population is considered sub-fertile.

In this concise and well researched book, author Joe Armstrong addresses many and frequently complex issues around men's health. With a straightforward and often amusing approach, he aims to alert men - and those close to them - about the need to look after their health. He covers everything from aspects of their physical bodies, through to stress, sex and relationships, and how to cope with various emotional issues such as anger, jealousy and depression. He finishes up with help for some common masculine complaints such as snoring, baldness and acne.

With lists of useful addresses and further reading, this really is the book for every man.

Other titles in the series The Common Sense Approach 'Sleep', 'Stress', 'Pregnancy', 'Headaches', 'Addiction' and 'Depression'.

Bibliography: p. 109-110. - Includes index.

Introduction -- Part I Men's bodies: The penis - everything you wanted to know -- The testicles - and how to spot testicular cancer -- The prostate - and when 'the waterworks' act up -- Part II Men's hearts: Men and heart disease -- Men: food, fat and flab -- Men and blood pressure -- Men and stress -- Part III Men from the inside out: Men and anger -- Men and fear -- Men and jealously -- Men coping with loss -- Men coping with depression -- Male suicide -- Men's groups -- Part IV Sex and relationships: Impotence, libido and viagra -- Infertility and sperm count -- Sexual infidelity -- Male rape -- Sexually transmitted diseases -- Part V Man alive: Men: shift-work, sleep and snoring -- Men: hair and baldness -- Men: teeth and bad breath -- Men: acne versus that porcelain look.

Author notes provided by Syndetics

Joe Armstrong is a freelance journalist writing on men's health and issues. He is former editor of Safety & Health at Work Ireland and a member of Men's Health Forum.

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