My experience of Covid-19

Please tell us as much as you can - we want to know all about men's experience of Covid-19. Thanks very much.

 
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eg. early April - about 3 months ago.
Mild = little or no impact on your life; Moderate = some inconvenience (eg could not work); Serious = you needed hospital treatment.
Write as much as you like - the box expands
If yes, what sort of test was it, was it easy or difficult, quick or slow etc.
We're thinking about things like ethnicity, geographical location, community, income, class, disability, sexual identity or gender identity - all of which have been suggested as factors in experience of Covid-19. You might have something else you want to mention.
Are you fully recovered or not? Have you had any unexpected symptoms or difficulty getting over any symptoms?
In terms of going out etc, what risks are you taking and how do you feel about them?

Have you had Covid-19?

16/07/20 . News
We would like to talk to men who have had Covid-19

Why is the UK having such a bad pandemic?

01/07/20 . News
'More or Less' on Radio 4 pulls together the statistics to answer this question.

Why have far fewer men than women tested positive?

18/06/20 . News
Test data suggest under-testing of men.

Tell us about your Men's Health Week event

We're keen to have a list of events happening in Men's Health Week (June 15-21).

Please add your event here:

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Our online offer for Men's Health Week

09/06/20 . News
The Forum's events and resources for Men's Health Week. Events all on Zoom.

Social distancing: 2m is twice as good as 1m

04/06/20 . News
New research shows that social distancing reduces risk and the risk reduction appears to double with each metre.

New book: Let's open up, not 'man up'

29/05/20 . News
New book collects the mental health stories of dozens of men.

Worrying death statistics as we consider the return to work

12/05/20 . News
Men in jobs that cannot be done from home are most likely to be killed by Covid-19.

Covid-19: Black men twice as likely to die as white

07/05/20 . News
ONS number-crunching shows the impact on BAME communities.

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