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Volume 342:1926-1927 June 22, 2000 Number 25
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Men's Health

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Edited by Roger S. Kirby, Michael G. Kirby, and Riad N. Farah. 187 pp., illustrated. Oxford, United Kingdom, Isis Medical Media, 1999. $59.95. ISBN 1-899066-92-6.

Men die several years earlier than women. They have more health-risk behaviors and see physicians less often than women. Yet there are few medical books about men's health, whereas those about women's health abound. I was able to find only one other book for physicians, published by Oxford University Press in 1998, specifically about men's health (Tom O'Dowd and David Jewell, editors. Men's Health). So the publication of a comprehensive textbook on this subject might be, as Acheson suggests in the foreword, "a major literary event." Whether or not it is that, this book is a landmark. It begins . . . [Full Text of this Article]




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