When machismo prevents men from seeking mental health help


Fictional spy James Bond (played here by Daniel Craig in the 2012 movie Skyfall) is a typical example of toxic masculinity as he suppresses his emotions, always maintains an appearance of toughness and commonly exhibits tough-guy behaviour. — AFP

Each year, suicide ranks in the top 20 leading causes of death across the world for people of all ages.

It is responsible for more than 700,000 deaths, translating to one suicide every 40 seconds.

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