Suicide is a leading cause of death for men under age 50

Canada: In Canada, men account for 3 out of every 4 suicides. Roughly 8 men take their life every day, amounting to 3,000 deaths per year.
UK: In England and Wales, men die by suicide at a rate 3 times more often women. Nearly 12 men lose their lives to suicide every day, or approximately 4,200 suicides each year.
USA: In the United States, the suicide rate among males is 4 times higher than that of females. Male deaths represent 79% of suicides, amounting to roughly 100 men dying by suicide every day, over 36,000 annually.

86% of men who participated in a survey for money and mental health said that their financial situation had made their mental health problems worse.
Almost one in five (18%) people with mental health problems are in problem debt.
Over 6 million men suffer from depression per year, but male depression often goes underdiagnosed.
More than 3 million men in the US have panic disorder, agoraphobia, or any other phobia.
2.3 million Americans are affected by bipolar disorder, and an equal amount of men and women develop the illness.
In 2023, nearly 32 percent of men aged 30 to 34 suffered from some mental illness, and 8.7 percent of those in this age group suffered from serious mental illness.