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All the news and pix from Men's Health Week 2004 - and 2005!

What did you do for Men's Health Week?

The international event took place 14-20 June 2004. The MHF website now has a full report and the first day press cuttings from here in the UK. And just in case you're looking for something else to absorb your energies. The first information on next year's week around the theme of men and weight is already available.

There were also successful 2004 weeks in the USA, Australia, Ireland, Hungary and Denmark among others. 

  • UK report here.
  • Press cuttings here.
  • Plus the first information on Men's Health Week 2005 here.
  • World round-up here from the European Men's Health Forum.

Page created on September 1st, 2004

Page updated on December 1st, 2009

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