Men, Gender, and Health: Toward an Interdisciplinary Approach
Introduces an issue devoted to men's health in which scholars from a wide variety of disciplines - psychologists, health educators, sociologists, physicians, and public health specialists - explore what is currently known and discuss the implications of that knowledge for practice in college he...
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| description | Introduces an issue devoted to men's health in which scholars from a wide variety of disciplines - psychologists, health educators, sociologists, physicians, and public health specialists - explore what is currently known and discuss the implications of that knowledge for practice in college health. (Quotes from original text) |
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