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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva criticized men for taking little care of their health, recalling his mother, Dona Lindu, during a public appearance in Brazil. The remarks have drawn attention on Brazilian search trends, with people reacting to the president's comments about masculinity, self-care and family influence.
- 2Amazon's Early Prime Big Deal Days Cut Home Gym Prices Up to 50%●Our Editors Found the Best Early Prime Big Deal Days Fitness Sales—Save Up to 50% on Home Gym Equipment
Amazon is running early Prime Big Deal Days discounts on fitness gear, with home gym equipment marked down by as much as 50 percent. Men's Health editors have rounded up the best of the early sales, covering dumbbells, kettlebells, treadmills and other workout equipment ahead of the official October shopping event. Shoppers with Prime memberships are browsing the deals now to upgrade home gyms at lower prices before the main sale begins.
- 3Fitness Editor Picks Best Early Prime Day Gym Deals●I'm a Fitness Editor—Here Are My Favorite Early Prime Day Gym Deals
A Men's Health fitness editor has rounded up their favorite early Amazon Prime Day deals on gym equipment and fitness gear. The selection highlights discounts on home workout essentials ahead of the official sale event, giving shoppers a chance to upgrade their setup at reduced prices before Prime Day officially begins.
- 4Fishing gathering becomes open conversation on mental health●They came to fish. They stayed to talk about mental health.
A fishing outing organized in the Atlanta area turned into an open discussion about mental health, with participants arriving for the sport but staying to talk through personal struggles. The event reflects a growing effort to use casual, low-pressure settings like fishing to encourage men and others to open up about emotional wellbeing and seek support.
- 5Virginia Tech leads multimillion-dollar women's health project●Virginia Tech leads multimillion-dollar project for women's health
Virginia Tech is leading a multimillion-dollar project focused on women's health, according to an announcement from the university. Details on the project's scope, funding source and research partners have not been widely reported, but the initiative positions the university as a major player in a growing field of women's health research.