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9th - 13th June    
Men's Health, brought to you by The Bristol Primary Care Trust

Monday - Diabetes

The severe health effects of diabetes were explored through the experiences of a 40-something man in Bristol. Diabetes UK also revealed what steps men can take to prevent an explosion of diabetics in the south west over the next 15-20 years. For more information about topics covered in this episode please visit www.diabetes.org.uk

Tuesday - Cosmetic Surgery & Grooming
Tummy tucks, male chest reduction, brow lifts and botox -- you name the part of the body, and we covered it tonight. The London Director of the Harley Medical Group spoke about the rise in male treatments. Clifton dentists James Hull also revealed the increasing popularity in male 'Hollywood smile' teeth whitening.

Wednesday - Mental Health at Work
Bristol occupational psychologist, Dr David Pendleton from Edgecumbe Consulting, joined us to explain the causes of stress, and how men can learn to curb their ape-like impulses.

Integrated medicine consultant, Dr Rosie Daniel from www.lifecreation.co.uk also spoke of her wish to study workplace interactions that claim to boost morale and efficiency. If your business wants to take part, call Life Creation 0845 009 3366.

Thursday - Body & Fitness

Good men's health starts in young lads. And that is precisely why Danny James from Bristol Academy Flyers Basketball Team are celebrating: about 200 kids are now leaping into action since the Hoops for Healthy Hearts programme started, which will eventually make a big difference to young boys' fitness and the future of the sport in the run-up to the 2012 Olympics.

Friday - The Future Of Man
How does the modern man cope with his new identity in the 21st Century? How does he view himself and how is he perceived by others? What do women want from their men? Dan Jones from Men's Health magazine gave us the skinny on bulging biceps, moisturising, and metrosexuality.