American veterans who commit #suicide are 95% male, crisis often driven by family disputes, say experts

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Topics in the Weekly Roundup
-Male circumcision and $$
-Marine fitness
-Heat-related illness
-Gender bias

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A Strong Approach for Overcoming the FoRE: Fear of Resistance Exercise Avery Faigenbaum ACSM's Health & Fitness Journal

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The main headline is the complete opposite of what the cited report actually found, which is why Tom then used that particular subtitle. Cited report available at link.

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'To me, the fact that I have never killed an editor is proof that the death penalty deters.'

Thomas Sowell

The problem👇. Get activism out of academia.

Switch the sexes and imagine the outrage:

George Clooney gets an injection from cells derived from 'female genital mutilation' of an infant girl in Africa.

#GammaBias

A group of women got together to write a paper telling men how bad and privileged men are.

Great work, ladies.🤡

'The next 'big thing' in gender equality would be to include men as a target of action...'getting men on board' so that they can serve as allies of women.'

'Lowering the temperature in public office buildings increases an already existing inequality. It involves setbacks to women's interests, which are not trivial.'

Academia.

Cardiovascular Demand Differences Between Male and Female US Marine Recruits During Progressive Loaded Hikes Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research

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In this week's Roundup, the most frequently clicked on article has been:

'How Men and Women are Dividing on Politics'

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Jeremy Loenneke Agreed. I use this exchange as an option for a letter to the editor writing assignment that James L. Nuzzo, PhD proposed pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36995915/

Once the Labrador Retriever cracks the top 5, most societal ills will disappear.

Academia

'The case for retiring flexibility...' has been cited 152 times since its publication in 2020.

Some citations are critical. Some are supportive. Some are neutral. Either way, the paper seems to have rejuvenated research and debate on flexibility and stretching.

It's true. Between 2000-2010, there were 359 heat-related deaths at work in the U.S. Men were 97% of these heat deaths (avg: 30-35 deaths/year). The highest risk occupations were agriculture and construction.

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It’s partly explained by the decreasing male:female ratio on campus, both in terms of students and faculty/staff.

Without traditional masculinity (for lack of better term), boundaries of acceptable behaviour blur or fade.

See my piece “What will happen when Bobby Knight dies?”

Weekly Roundup at The Nuzzo Letter

Topics:
-Sex differences in political views
-JK Rowling
- #Vaping
- #Autism
-Australian universities
-Men's health
-Parental alienation

Works from Dr Joe Institute of Public Affairs Steve Stewart-Williams Janice Fiamengo calls out feminist fraud Victor Davis Hanson included

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'More males than females sought care in [emergency departments] for [heat-related illness], especially males aged 18–64 years.'

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'This article has been supported in part by the American Cancer Society...and the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities...'