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July 01, 2008

Campaign aims to encourage more Cleveland area men to use health services

After noticing that more women than men were using its health services, officials with the Cleveland-based Center for Community Solutions have begun a campaign to encourage men to take advantage of its family planning and preventive health-care services (Source: “Agency urges men to use health services,” Cleveland Plain Dealer, July 1, 2008).

Part of the challenge, officials say, is changing the perception among many men that a family planning center only offers services for women. The center recently finished a two-year “community dialogue” project that it hopes will result in more men accessing local health services. It also plans to conduct a survey and compile a directory of men's health services by the end of the year.

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