The future of men and their health
BMJPublished 3 November 2001Open access
Siegfried Meryn, Alejandro R. Jadad
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It may seem incredible now, but up to just 25 years ago there was very limited research specifically targeted at women's health, and major studies are now generating increasing evidence on important differences between men and women, from the cellular to the societal level.
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