Abstract
Gender is increasingly recognised as a significant determinant of health. Not only are there marked differences in measures of health between men and women, but also among men themselves. This article briefly describes the health of males in NSW as presented in readily available sources, in particular The Health of the People of NSW—Report of the Chief Health Officer 2000 and the 1997–1998 NSW Health Survey Report.
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