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Irish men die prematurely at higher rates than women, driven by preventable causes and a worsening mental health crisis, especially in deprived areas.
A new report reveals that men in Ireland are dying prematurely at alarming rates, with 40% more likely than women to die before age 75, mostly from preventable causes like cancer, heart disease, suicide, and accidents.
Men in deprived areas face 150% higher risk, and four in five suicides involve men, with nearly all GPs reporting treating male patients with suicidal thoughts annually.
The findings, based on national data and surveys, highlight a deepening mental health crisis, especially among younger men, and call for urgent government action and a €10 million investment in a national men’s health plan to address systemic disparities and save lives.
Los hombres irlandeses mueren prematuramente a tasas más altas que las mujeres, debido a causas prevenibles y a una crisis de salud mental que empeora, especialmente en las zonas desfavorecidas.