Although men consult their physicians less frequently than women, they are much more prone to accidents, violence, cancer, and cardiovascula r disease (all of which affect them in the most productive period of t heir lives). However, as the pressure mounts both at work and at home, men are expected to make heavier demands on their family doctors. Thi s book, the first to be published on men's health in primary care, has been put together by a team of general practitioners, psychologists, sociologists, and epidemiologists. It brings together all the latest r esearch on specifically male health...