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An introduction to the journal: why it exists, what it covers, and the one rule we ask every contributor to keep.
Men put off seeing a doctor for reasons that are learned early and reinforced often. Small changes in how care is offered can undo them.
Shared parenting after separation asks more of fathers, and more of the systems built around a single primary carer.
The reading gap between boys and girls is often treated as a fact of nature. It is better understood as a design problem.
Most people who die at work are men. The fact is well known and rarely discussed as a question about men at all.
On friendships that end without a quarrel, and the small, unglamorous work of repairing them.