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Men make up 56% of the workforce
- 94% of all workforce fatalities are men
- 70% of developmental and learning disabilities affect boys
- 80% of spinal cord injuries occur in young men
- Men live 4.4 years less than women
- Men are more likely to die from heart disease at earlier ages
- Men are at a significantly higher risk of dying from liver disease
- The top 3 reasons for reduced lifespan in men are cardiovascular, disease, suicide and motor vehicle accidents
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