Men’s Health Month

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Published: June 9, 2022

In general, men are less healthy than women. They have more heart disease, chronic liver disease, alcoholism, kidney stones, bladder cancer and other chronic illnesses. And their life expectancy is shorter.

Each year in June, we observe Men’s Health Month to raise awareness about men’s health issues – and to encourage men to make take their health seriously. In this episode, host, Jonathan Fialkow, M.D., speaks with Baptist Health experts about the crisis in men’s health.

Guests:
Gillian Generoso, M.D., internal medicine physician with Baptist Health Primary Care
Ahmed Eldefrawy, M.D., urologic oncologist at Miami Cancer Institute
Jason Perry, M.D., sports medicine physician with Baptist Health Orthopedic Care

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