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Jake has been involved in the Ten to Men longitudinal study since its inception, ten years ago. He is one of the thousands of participants who have given their time to make the study possible. Here he talks about how being involved in the study has helped him have better conversations with his friends and how important he thinks the study is for men's health.

For ten years, Ten to Men has been following boys and men as they transition into adolescence and adulthood. The data from the study has provided vital information on men's health and influenced critical policy in Australia. In celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the study, we'd like to thank the participants who have made the study possible.

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