Alarming Male Deaths
A staggering 200,000 men die annually from unnatural causes, with a 57% increase since 2001, primarily driven by drug poisonings. The data reveals that these deaths are two and a half times more prevalent in men than women. The discussion highlights the potential links between rising drug use, loneliness, and mental health struggles among men, raising urgent questions about societal influences and support systems.In this clip
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The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
Why Are More Men Dying From Unnatural Causes? — with Richard Reeves
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