This document summarizes research from the University of Central Florida (UCF) on men's health behaviors. It discusses findings from several studies on topics like men's attitudes towards cancer prevention and suicide in young men. The research found that men had less knowledge of cancer risks than women and were less likely to engage in prevention. For suicide, factors like unemployment, stress, and unwillingness to seek help were issues. The document concludes that gender, socioeconomic status, social support and involvement of community groups are key to effectively engaging men in health issues.