As a general rule, men take lousy care of their health. They shrug off injuries. They hate going to the doctor for anything. They pay little ...
Study: Men Are Less Healthy And Have A Shorter Life Span Than Women
USATODAY.com News, USA Today
Thu, 12/23/2010 - 9:59am
Sections: living
Topics: health life expectancy life span men men vs. women study women
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