June is Men's Health Month. The initiative aims to encourage men and boys to prioritize their health by making informed decisions and incorporating healthy habits into their routine. Men typically struggle with health literacy and have lower life expectancies than women. The office of minority health is committed to supporting and uplifting the health status of racial and ethnic minority boys and men by making resources, information, and healthcare services available. These efforts are done in hopes of reducing health disparities and improving the quality of life for men and boys. For additional information regarding men's health month visit https://minorityhealth.hhs.gov/mens-health/. For suggestions on how to prioritize your health and build healthier habits visit https://nationaltoday.com/national-mens-health-month/