Nearly half of men delay seeking medical help for themselves

A study involving 2,000 men reveals a stark contrast in health behaviours. While 92 per cent of participants would actively urge a friend to visit a doctor for medical concerns, nearly half of these men admit to delaying seeking medical help for their own health issues. This data highlights a significant gap between the encouragement men provide to their peers and their own willingness to prioritise their personal health by visiting a GP in a timely manner.