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The Health of Fathers: An Overlooked Determinant of Family Well-being

Last updated: January 22, 2026 12:01 am
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The Health of Fathers: An Overlooked Determinant of Family Well-being

While the importance of paternal involvement for child development is increasingly recognized, a comprehensive literature review highlights a significant knowledge gap: how fatherhood itself impacts men’s physical and mental health. The analysis synthesizes current understanding of this relationship and explores emerging support systems, from mobile health interventions to community programs. It also examines how historical and current policies have shaped fathers’ health and their capacity to be involved parents, concluding with a call for focused research and practical considerations for practitioners and policymakers.

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This review directly connects to the life-course perspective on chronic disease and prevention, positioning paternal health as a critical, yet understudied, upstream factor influencing family health outcomes. For professionals focused on health behavior, it identifies a key leverage point—supporting fathers’ well-being—that could enhance the effectiveness of family-centered prevention strategies. The findings argue for integrating paternal health assessments and support into broader public health frameworks aimed at improving long-term population health.


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