Who Cares About Men's Health‪?‬ The Scope

Can reflecting on your feelings help you better you become mentally stronger? Dr. William Smith, from Huntsman Mental Health Institute, explores the link between our emotions and actions. Learn about the adaptive and maladaptive responses to stress and how men can cultivate healthier mental habits through reflection and self-awareness. 



Learn more about and access mental health resources at Love, Your Mind


Check out mental health resources at Love, Your Mind.

Finding any sort of lump "down there" may cause concern for most guys, but not all lumps are trouble. The Who Care's guys talk testicular lumps with urologist John Smith, MD. Learn about the different causes and symptoms associated with bumps in the testicle, and when it might be time to go to a professional.

Forget bear attacks— there are much more serious threats to men's health.
Troy Madsen, MD, shares the top five health threats that men ignore to their peril, from cardiovascular disease to prostate cancer. Learn how to recognize the signs, prevent onset, and address these threats proactively.

In the latest installment of the Guys Talking to Guys series, the Who Cares Guys speak with listener Jody, who has navigated the ups and downs of significant weight fluctuations. His story of resilience highlights some of the realities of obesity, the psychological battles involved with weight, and his ultimate decision to undergo life-changing surgery to regain control.

Could stepping into an ice-cold bath hold the key to better health? Or is a cold plunge just another health trend that distracts us from the Core 4? Dr. John Smith did his research and discussed with Scot and producer Mitch some of the potential potential benefits exposing yourself to cold water regularly may have.

Mitch opens up to the Who Cares Guys about his personal ADHD diagnosis at an adult age, discussing his journey to finally recognizing symptoms, seeking help, and adjusting to life with the right support. ADHD specialist Braun Tueller, PA-C, gives his insight on the experience of ADHD in adulthood and steps a person can take if they suspect they may have the condition.