Comparison of 2019 data and 2020 data. MHN flyer with chart and data table. Current Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data provides Life Expectancy by Race and Sex. Chart includes data for 1920, 1950, 1970. Life Expectancy for females exceeds that of males in every category.

National Vital Statistics Reports, United States Life Tables. National Center for Health Statistics. Number of survivors out of 100,000 born alive, by age, race, Hispanic origin, race for non-Hispanic population, and sex.

flyer by MHN - Health, United States, in 2016. Charts include Heart Disease, Cerebrovascular Disease, Cancer, Suicide, and Motor Vehicle Accidents. Populations include males and females for the following races: Whites, Blacks, Hispanic, American Indian, Alaska Native, and Asian Pacific Islander. Charts and Data from the Center for Disease Control in 2016.

Men with FM have negative experiences with physical and mental health, quality of life, relationships, and careers as a result of FM. Interactions with health-care providers were deterred by potential for misdiagnosis or dismissal of symptoms, stigma of having a condition primarily affecting women, differences in treatment of men and women with FM, and need for health education resources.

The Economic Burden Shouldered by Public and Private Entities as a Consequence of Health Disparities Between Men and Women, costs federal, state, and local governments in excess of $142 billion annually. It also costs employers and society in excess of $156 billion annually in direct medical payments and lost productivity and an additional $181 billion annually in decreased quality of life.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Injury Control & Prevention. Teen Drivers: Fact Sheet. CDC data indicate that the motor vehicle death rate for teenage male drivers is more that twice that of female drivers. Keywords: flyer; injuries; boys; girls, adolescents; teenagers; passengers; age; licensed; licensure; drinking; alcohol; seat belts; high school; crashes

National Institutes of Health, OWHR, issued a report in 1992 that compared research spending on men's and women's health issues. The budget of each agency was analyzed to determine the spending levels on men and women, and the spending levels where both were included in the studies. This document lists the budgets of each NIH agency with sex noted.

Women outlive men in all but 2 of 229 countries. In Lesotho and South Sudan, life expectancy is the same between males and females. The data presented is irrespective of race, ethnicity, or level of country development. In 175 of 227 countries where women outlive men, the gap exceeds 4 years, and the gap exceeds 10 years in 3 of 175. Worldwide, women, on average, live 4.2 years longer than men.

Worldwide, there are 78 men for every 100 women age 65 and above. Keywords: race; ethnicity; gender; male; female; health; disparity; mortality; age; Russia; Azerbaijan; American Samoa; Hungary; Kazakhstan; Belarus; Estonia; Seychelles ; Lithuania; Moldova; Saint Lucia; Ukraine; Korea, North; Slovakia; USA

Life expectancy trends by sex and race, flyer. Keywords: male; female; white; race; black; African-American; birth; age; disparities; National Center for Health Statistics, CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

MHN flyer with chart and data table. Current Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data provides life expectancy by race and sex. Chart includes data for 1920, 1950, 1970. Life expectancy for females exceeds that of males in every category.

Men's Health Network Flyer. Age-adjusted death rates per 100,000 U.S. standard population. For Blacks, Whites, & Hispanic Male and Female groups. Infant mortality rates (deaths under 1 year of life) per 1,000 live births during a given year. Charts for both rates.

Centers for Disease Control (CDC) data provides life expectancy by race and sex. This chart includes data for 1920, 1950, 1970, and the most current. Keywords: mortality; health; disparities; male; female; men; women; white; black; African American; Center for Disease Control; CDC; National Center for Health Statistics; NCHS; NVSR; National Vital Statistics Report.

Flyer. Life expectancy from birth to age 100 by sex, race, and ethnicity. Expected years of life left at certain ages. Keywords: mortality; male; female; men; women; white; black; African American; Center for Disease Control; CDC; National Center for Health Statistics; NCHS; NVSR; National Vital Statistics Report, Volume 68, Number 7, United States Life Tables, 2017., Published November 2019

More than 50% of participants in NIH funded research studies in 1997 were women. Health spending 1993-99 grew 39% for women & 23% for men. NIH Increased Its Efforts to Include Women in Research. Women Sufficiently Represented in New Drug Testing, FDA Oversight Needs Improvement. FDA has not effectively overseen the presentation and analysis of data related to sex differences in drug development.

MHN flyer. Use of Ambulatory Medical Care by Women (and men). Synopsis of Centers for Disease Control analysis of preventive doctor visits published July 2001.

2002 Congressional Report indicates that the Federal government spends almost $70 billion on health programs for women. No report is made of spending on men's health programs.

BJS Data Report 1989: Data indicate that the chance of being a murder victim for black males is 1 in 30 and for white females is 1 in 495. Keywords: race; mortality; death; women; men

Men's Health Network Analysis of Data from the National Vital Statistics Report. Vol. 66, No. 6, November 27, 2017, page 24.Infant mortality rates are deaths under 1 year of life per 100,000 live births per year. This chart is based on sex, race, and ethnicity of the U.S. population. For more information contact Men's Health Network at info@menshealthnetwork.org

Of 100,000 born in 2017, how many can be expected to survive to reach certain ages, from one year old to 100 years old. Center for Disease Control; CDC; National Center for Health Statistics; NCHS; NVSR; National Vital Statistics Report, Volume 68, Number 7, United States Life Tables, 2017. Published June 24, 2019