Creating digital solutions for men and promoting them for better access is a significant step forward in improving men’s health now

Men are far less likely to take advantage of the healthcare system, even if they are experiencing symptoms or signs of illness or disease. They are also more likely to die of certain diseases, including cancer, heart disease, or diabetes, at a younger age than their female counterparts. While avoiding the doctor only plays a small role in that statistic, it does paint a picture that highlights the need for solutions that can help men overcome their reluctance to seek care when they need it.

Kenton Boston, the CEO and President of the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation (CMHF), believes that there are a few factors at play that keep men away from healthcare prov

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