In 1994, the World Health Organization designated October 28th as World Men's Health Day. Since 2000, China has launched the "Men's Health Day" promotion campaign on October 28th every year to encourage men to participate in family planning and pay attention to male reproductive health. This activity not only requires men to participate in family planning and take responsibility, but also focuses more on men's rights to reproductive health.

A large number of social surveys and medical statistics at home and abroad show that more and more diseases are rapidly approaching men and constantly seriously threatening the physical and mental health of male comrades. For example, prostatitis (the incidence rate of men aged 20-50 is as high as 20-40% or more), sexual dysfunction, prostatic hyperplasia, hypertension, diabetes, fatigue syndrome, obesity syndrome, alopecia, baldness, etc. It all seems that men are more vulnerable. The fact is that the average life expectancy of men worldwide is 2-3 years shorter than that of women. The current situation that poses a threat to men's health has long been highly valued by the International Health Organization.

This year is the 24th World Men's Health Day, with the theme of "Focusing on Men's Health and Creating Happy Families".