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Health & Wellbeing · September 2026
MENtion It: Social Media and Men’s Health
Tuesday 1st September, 2026
Cleveland Clinic’s annual MENtion It survey found that social media motivates many men to improve their health, while also encouraging risky self-diagnosis and supplement use. The research gave journalists a timely tension to explore: online health content can start useful conversations, but cannot replace a doctor.
Why it worked: It paired fresh proprietary survey stats (73% motivated vs. 40% self-diagnosing) with a clinician warning, creating a timely pro/con tension journalists love.
The lesson: Consider fielding a quick poll that reveals a split behavior, then package it with an expert caution and clear next-step guidance.
Cleveland Clinic
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How this story spread across the media
| Publication | Headline | Date |
|---|---|---|
| springer.com | Social Media and Men’s Health: Separating Science from Speculation in Andrology | Basic and Clinical Andrology | Springer Nature Link | Thursday 10th July, 2025 |
| spectrumnews1.com | How social media drives some men's behaviors | Tuesday 1st September, 2026 |
| turnto10.com | Cleveland Clinic Survey: The effects of social media on men's health behaviors | Tuesday 1st September, 2026 |
| wkbn.com | Cleveland Clinic ‘MENtion It’ survey: Men don’t trust online health advice, but many are still acting on it | Wednesday 2nd September, 2026 |
| wndu.com | Cleveland Clinic survey find social media motivates men’s health habits, but carries risk | Monday 7th September, 2026 |
| wsls.com | Healthwatch: Survey reveals how social media influences men’s health | Tuesday 8th September, 2026 |