Work issues and men's health

Men do have more accidents than women. You can prove that by looking at the statistics injury and deaths and gender. Why are men so much more prone to accidents. Is it our behavior, our genes, the type of work we do, our leisure activities or are we just more clumsy? Or is it something else?

Dull, boring jobs are bad for men's health; that's according to research from the Univerity of London.

Those men at most risk from acidents are teens and men between the ages of 15 and 24 yrs of age.

Insurance companies say office parties are bad for your health. Find out why.

Studies into work patterns and blood pressure reveal significant associations

Would you know whether you were being bullied at work? Are you a bully without knowing it? This article reviews the features of bullying and the effects it has on health.

Finding yourself glued to the computer every day could lead to physical and well as mental health problems. This handy 7 step guide points out the issues to be aware of and how to make life a little easier.

One of the main physical health problems for men.

Although targeted at teens this interesting feature reminds everyone what bullying can be about

Guide F.John Reh illuminates some of the issues

Hangovers are as old as history. Here are a few reasons why some hurt more than others and a few tips for symptom relief.