As we celebrate Father’s Day, it’s a good reminder to make sure dads are keeping tabs on their health.

Infertility affects 1 in 6 couples, yet it’s often left undiscussed. Experts are encouraging open conversations and early medical evaluation to help couples navigate the challenges of starting a family.

A new Cleveland Clinic survey found that 95% of men in the United States say that living a healthy lifestyle is a top priority. However, those numbers change when it comes to taking action.

Cleveland Clinic’s annual MENtion It survey found most men in the United States believe they’re living a healthy lifestyle, even though almost half are not getting a yearly physical or taking care of their mental health.

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To find the 2016 best and worst cities for men, Men's Health analyzed 33 criteria covering areas of health, fitness and quality of life to rank 100 American cities from top to bottom. With the week leading up to Father's Day marking National Men's Health Week, check out the 10 best, followed by the 10 worst. Hide Caption