The Uti Kulintjaku Watiku (Men’s) Project is an innovative, Anangu-led initiative to develop community capacity and resilience and prevent family violence. A developmental evaluation approach, has been built into the Uti Kulintjaku Watiku Project from the beginning. This report presents findings from the evaluation.

This commentary article considers the importance of simulation modelling in the decision-making process for (prostate) cancer screening.

This research identified that acute male mental health presentations to ambulance services are both frequent and complex, with paramedics feeling that they are poorly equipped to respond effectively.

This strategy outlines Australia’s national approach to improving health outcomes for all men and boys, particularly those at greatest risk of poor health – and to reducing inequities between different groups. The strategy advocates for a life-course approach in tailoring interventions to engage and support Australia’s diverse men and boys across all stages of their...

The AMA has called for a major overhaul of men’s health policy, saying a new, national men’s health strategy is needed to address the different expectations, experiences, and situations facing Australian men.