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Men's health and illness : gender, power, and the body

By: Contributor(s): Series: Research on men and masculinities seriesPublication details: Thousand Oaks : Sage, 1995ISBN:
  • 0803952759
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Contents:
Rethinking men's health & illness ; Contributions of changing gender differences in behavior & social roles to changing gender differences in mortality ; Premature death among males ; Masculinity, men's roles, and coronary heart disease ; Life's too short to die small ; Health among African American males ; Gender politics, pain & illness ; Sport, masculinity, and the injured body ; Coming to terms ; Men's style of nurturing elders ; Sexual adaptations among gay men with HIV ; Testicular cancer & masculinity ; Identity dilemmas of chronically ill men ; Men who survive a suicidal act
Summary: Argues that gender is a key factor for understanding the patterns of men's health risks, the ways men perceive & use their bodies, and men's psychological adjustment to illness itself.
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Book David Adams Library (Royal Marsden) WA 31 SAB (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 54031000077867
Book David Adams Library (Royal Marsden) Shelves WA309.5 SAB (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 0000003189

No. 8 in the series

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Rethinking men's health & illness ; Contributions of changing gender differences in behavior & social roles to changing gender differences in mortality ; Premature death among males ; Masculinity, men's roles, and coronary heart disease ; Life's too short to die small ; Health among African American males ; Gender politics, pain & illness ; Sport, masculinity, and the injured body ; Coming to terms ; Men's style of nurturing elders ; Sexual adaptations among gay men with HIV ; Testicular cancer & masculinity ; Identity dilemmas of chronically ill men ; Men who survive a suicidal act

Argues that gender is a key factor for understanding the patterns of men's health risks, the ways men perceive & use their bodies, and men's psychological adjustment to illness itself.

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