Benefits Think Why men’s health should be defined as a core benefit

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While breakthrough innovations have transformed employer-sponsored benefits in areas like mental health, fertility and women’s health, one critical area remains largely overlooked: men’s health.

Men represent half the workforce, yet remain one of the least engaged populations in preventive and routine care. From hormone imbalances to infertility, urinary concerns, sexual dysfunction and late-stage cancer diagnoses, men are silently struggling with issues that are largely treatable and manageable if caught early.

Reza Amin
CEO of Bastion Health

Reza Amin, PhD, is a visionary leader in health technology and the founder of Bastion Health, a groundbreaking digital platform redefining male healthcare through innovative technology. With a career … Read full bio


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