Purpose of review Societal, cultural, and contextual norms about how men should be and
behave (so called traditional masculinity ideologies; TMI) affect men's presentation of …

More than half of all men do not seek professional help for depression, suicide and anxiety.
Although media-based campaigns represent a promising health promotion intervention to …

Introduction Suicide is a leading cause of death for men in the United States. Men
traditionally have been hesitant to seek help, based on masculine norms of stoicism and self …

Background Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a mental health condition with
insufficient care availability worldwide. Digital mental health interventions could reduce this …

Men show a significantly higher suicide rate, are less often recognized as persons at risk,
and are more difficult to reach for suicide prevention interventions. Warning signs and …

Masculinity norms, characterized by specific behaviors, thoughts and emotions that are
considered socially appropriate for both Eastern and Western men, have been perceived as …

Background Treatment of major depressive disorder (MDD) in men is complicated by the
endorsement of traditional masculinity ideologies (TMI) often leading to reluctance toward …

Background Men are at elevated risk of suicide compared to women. Adherence to
traditional norms of masculinity can interfere with potential protective factors such as …

Research on nonresident fathers after divorce is generally conducted from the perspective of
others and rarely from their own perspectives. Becoming a nonresident father may mean …

We must detect depression patterns early and accurately to provide timely interventions and
assistance. We present a novel depression prediction method (depressive-deep), which …