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William, the Prince of Wales, has yet again voiced out concerns about mental health in males, which is often a neglected topic. He also opened up about his emotional struggles and urged men to speak out to normalize the issue. Speaking to BBC Radio 1, William said it has taken a " long time” for him to understand his “emotions”. "Learn to love yourself and understand yourself. I take a long time trying to understand my emotions and why I feel like I do, and I feel like that's a really important process to do every now and again, to check in with yourself and work out why you're feeling like you do," said the Prince of Wales. He emphasized the "need for more male role models" who can speak about their mental health publicly. "We need more male role models out there, talking about it and normalizing it, so that it becomes second nature to all of us." "It's OK to ask for support, ask a mate, reach out," said William. It is not the first time that the Prince has spoken about mental health. Earlier, he stated that people must "relax a little bit and be able to talk about our emotions because we're not robots". <h2>Men And Mental Health </h2> Compared to women, men are known to be less likely to seek help for mental health issues. Driven by stigma, reluctance to seek help, and societal pressures regarding masculinity, men are also more likely to die by suicide. As per a recent study by The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, University of Washington, US, males die from suicide at twice the rate of females. Their attempts also result in death three times more often than female attempts. A 2020 paper by the World Health Organization (WHO) identified self-reliance, difficulty in expressing emotions, and self-control as the key sociocultural barriers to men’s help-seeking about masculinity norms. The National Institute of Mental Health attributed genes, a family history of depression, environmental stress, including financial problems, the loss of a loved one, work problems, a difficult relationship, a major life change, or a stressful situation as major reasons for a decline in mental health in men. Medical conditions like diabetes, heart disease, or cancer are also known to raise the risk of depression in men. Further, substance use, loneliness, and shame are also contributing factors to the elevated suicide rates among men. While men and women develop most of the same mental disorders, their symptoms may be different. Some common symptoms among men include: Anger, irritability, or aggressiveness Prominent changes in mood, energy level, or appetite Difficulty sleeping or sleeping too much Difficulty concentrating, feeling restless, or on edge Misuse of alcohol, drugs, or both <meta content="cms.next" name="cmsei" />

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suzanne yale

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Newly released Department of Justice files have revealed that the convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his associates kept a roster of doctors to make sure their victims were tested for STDs, prescribed birth-control pills and inoculated against HPV. The American serial rapist regularly made payments to at least three New York City gynecologists, a dermatologist and his own personal physician. Apart from New York based doctors, physicians in West Palm Beach, New Mexico, and Ohio, all cities where Epstein had set up residences, have also been named in the Files. The Epstein Files are over six million pages of documents, images and videos detailing the criminal activities of the financier and his social circle of public figures that included politicians and celebrities. His co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell, who is also a convicted child sex trafficker and sometimes referred to as the "Lady of the House" is serving a 20-year prison sentence at a minimum-security prison camp in Texas. <h2>Who Are The Doctors Named In The Epstein Files? </h2>A December 12, 2012 email shows that an associate whose name is redacted but email address matches to Mark Epstein, Jeffrey’s brother, asks the latter, “Do you remember the name of the Gynocologist [sic] that you used to send your victims to? “Many years ago you used to send them to a gyno in NY who once commented something to the effect that you were keeping him in business singlehandedly,” the sender continued. Another 2015 email, when an unidentified person asks which gynecologists Epstein regularly uses for “the girls,” Epstein’s former staff member Bella Klein is seen to write back , “S. Yale and Romoff.” “S. Yale”. According to The Cut, this may reference to the combined practice of Suzanne Yale, an OB/GYN who shared an office with fellow OB/GYN Adam Romoff in Manhattan for about 45 years. Documents show that Epstein made more than half a dozen direct payments to Romoff and Yale, with the last being on March 14, 2019, four months before he was arrested, for $375 check to Women’s Health of Manhattan, Romoff’s current practice. Romoff, who still practices his profession, is cited in the emails as the physician for a number of the women associated with Epstein, including Karyna Shuliak, his longtime girlfriend and reported beneficiary of his $100 million fortune. His name shows up in the Epstein files 38 times, though he is never shown to be in direct communication with the abuser himself. READ MORE: <a href="https://www.healthandme.com/nutrition/epstein-files-reveal-secret-muffin-recipe-all-you-need-to-know-article-153564500" data-type="tilCustomLink" target="_blank">Epstein Files Reveal Secret Muffin Recipe: All You Need To Know</a> Alexander Shifrin, an OB/GYN and women’s integrative health specialist in Manhattan and Brooklyn is also repeatedly mentioned in the emails and text messages. Dr Steven Victor, a New York City–based dermatologist has also been mentioned multiple times in the Files. According to a 2012 email revealed in the documents, an unnamed woman who was one of Epstein's "girls" discussed seeing Victor to treat her molloscum contagiosium, a viral skin infection that can be spread through sexual contact. However, he denies knowing of Epstein's wrongdoings and told The Cut: "Most of the patients referred were adults. There were also some younger patients, including minors. In every such instance, they were accompanied by a legal adult guardian. No patient ever disclosed any inappropriate conduct by Mr. Epstein to me or to my staff. Had anyone done so, I would have immediately reported it to the authorities. " I am appalled and heartbroken by what Mr. Epstein did to young women and children. My involvement with Mr. Epstein was limited to providing dermatologic care to him and patients referred to my practice. I did not participate in, enable, or have knowledge of any criminal conduct." Epstein’s own physician, Bruce Moskowitz has also been accused of covering up his sexual activities in 2016. Texts between both men from the year show that Epstein had contracted gonorrhea, an STI transmitted through unprotected vaginal, anal, or oral sex., that year and placed on a rigorous antibiotic course. In 2018, Epstein reached out to Bruce about two of his "friends" having the same STI. "Think to be safe my two friends should get shot by you tomorrow or send them somewhere close,” he wrote. Moskowitz agreed, proposing a location for him to treat them. “That way I do not have to report the cases to health department including contacts,” he wrote. <h2>Are Any Doctors In The Epstein Files Being Investigated? </h2>While it currently remains unclear whether the physicians were aware of Epstein’s criminal activity, Ohio State University head of gynecology is being investigated after being named in the files for allegedly receiving thousands of dollars in payments for consulting work. The Files show that Mark Landon, a physician and professor at OSU and the chair of the obstetrics and gynecology department, received about $25,000 quarterly from Epstein in the early 2000s. Additionally, he also received at least 10 separate payments from Epstein or his associates between June 28, 2001, and April 12, 2005. In an email between Epstein and an attorney he worked with, Darren Indyke, Epstein wrote that they were paying Landon $75,000 a year. The email didn't mention what they were paying Landon for. In 2006, Indyke wrote to Epstein: "Are we still paying Mark Landon?... Eric was dealing with this, so I am not sure what was decided when the previous payment was made. Landon's agreement requires quarterly payments of $30k to be made to Landon on the 15th of January, April, July and October. "The previous payment made to Landon was for $25,000 and not $30,000. The contract is terminable at will on 15 days' prior notice. Is NYSG to make payment to Landon by January 15th and if so for $25K or $30K? Please advise." Records show that Epstein also spent over $200 mailing items to Landon’s Columbus home. It remains unclear what was being mailed to the expert. READ MORE: <a href="https://www.healthandme.com/health-news/epstein-files-raise-questions-about-trumps-memory-decline-article-153584375" data-type="tilCustomLink" target="_blank">Epstein Files Raise Questions About Trump’s Memory Decline</a> According to a Serena Smith, a spokesperson for OSU's Wexner Medical Center, Landon is cooperating with the investigation and had denied knowing Epstein's years of abuse. "I did not provide any clinical care for Jeffrey Epstein or any of his victims. I was a paid consultant for the New York Strategy Group regarding potential biotech investments from 2001 to 2005. I had no knowledge of any criminal activities; I find them reprehensible and I feel terrible for Epstein’s victims," he said. The New York Strategy Group was Epstein's money management firm, records show. Smith added: "[Landon] has stated he had no knowledge of any criminal activities and his consulting work did not involve any patient care. We continue to review the situation and have received no information to date that contradicts Dr. Landon’s statement." Except for Landon and Victor, no other doctor has commented on being named or being associated to the convicted assaulter. <meta content="cms.next" name="cmsei" />

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