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Short answer: we don't know. Slightly longer answer: it also varies a lot between races of men, and between countries, so to unravel this completely you'd proba

Short answer: we don't know. Slightly longer answer: it also varies a lot between races of men, and between countries, so to unravel this completely you'd probably have to figure out how gender, race, and national culture interact, so don't hold your breath for a definitive answer anytime soon. Probably lots of B.S. answers coming your way soon, though.

uberdru 8y ago
I agree. Just interesting that the issue is not proportionally funded. That's perhaps a more interesting question.
- lostlogin 8y ago
  I suppose it would be good to know if the ways of preventing and treating those at risk are different depending on gender. If not, why have proportional funding?
  - uberdru 8y ago
    You never know till studies get funded.
WalterSear 8y ago
We do know. We just don't care about distressed men, so we dissemble, rationalize and pass around the FUD.