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Men's Health Network

Field	Value
name	Men's Health Network
logo	mhn logo color name.jpg
formation	1995
abbreviation	MHN
type	501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization
purpose	men's health and wellness
location_country	United States of America
leader_title	Executive Director, Tennessee Affiliate
leader_name	Mike Leventhal
board_of_directors	Ronald K. Henry, (Chair),
Mark Perry, Ph.D,
Jerome Tokars, MD,
Warren Farrell, Ph.D,
Joseph DePasqualin,
Derek Griffith
website	menshealthnetwork.org

Mark Perry, Ph.D, Jerome Tokars, MD, Warren Farrell, Ph.D, Joseph DePasqualin, Derek Griffith

Men's Health Network (MHN) is a non-profit international educational organization of health care professionals and interested individuals that focuses on improving male health and wellness. MHN has since been classified as a tax-exempt entity under Section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service code.

MHN is based in the United States and is incorporated in the District of Columbia.

Networks

In 1994, MHN provided the impetus for Men's Health Week in the week leading up to and including Father's Day and Men's Health Month (June), typical events include educational lectures by sports figures, free health screenings, and health fairs.

The organization also offers health information online through digital libraries, directories, free screening calendars, and websites such as www.checkmensfacts.com and as over the phone through Men’s Healthline.

Executives

Ana Fadich - Vice President
Mike Leventhal - Executive Director of Tennessee Affiliate
Judy Seals-Togbo - Manager, Faith-based Initiatives and Minority Health Programs
Ramon Llamas - External Relations and Strategic Partnerships, and Minority Health Initiatives
Ronald K. Henry - Board of Directors Chair

References

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