Discussing men’s health with Elsie Azevedo Perry for Consider This Live

By: Robert Washburn | November 29, 2014

Health unit reps Christine Tardif and Elsie Azevedo Perry in the studio with Dave Glover and I talking about men’s health for Movember.

Dave Glover and I discuss men’s attitudes towards personal health with Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge and District Health Unit representative Elsie Azevedo Perry as part of Movember, the annual fundraising drive and awareness program.

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