Men are notoriously reluctant to seek health advice, particularly if it involves urological problems. A multidisciplinary team in Northern Ireland came up with some innovative initiatives to address some major health issues facing men in their community, involving meetings in a pub and a mosque, and a men's health roadshow.
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