A Cleveland Clinic survey found that nearly 40% of Generation Z men do not have a primary care provider, the highest percentage among age groups. The survey highlights generational differences in health habits, with many men expressing concern about how their current lifestyle will affect their future health. Click here for article.
37% of Generation Z men lack a primary care provider, the highest rate among age groups.
Millennials follow closely, with 27% not having an established primary care provider.
Gen Xers, baby boomers, and older have lower rates of lacking a primary care provider (17% and 7%, respectively).
87% of men across all age groups worry about how their current habits will impact their long-term health.
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