Charles and Ann Sanders Society – Visionary Supporters, Men’s Health Champions
Through the support, generosity, and dedication of Charles Addison and Elizabeth Ann Sanders, we can continue building upon our commitment to improving men's health.
We are developing a first-of-its-kind comprehensive Men’s Health Program that brings together multidisciplinary physician-scientists, public health leaders, other practitioners, and everyday Champions who are dedicated to the health and well-being of men of ALL AGES.
"We need to take our health as seriously as we take other stuff in our lives." - Phil Ford
"Men need to care about their health as much as they do for their spouse, kids, parents, work, etc." - Dr. Eric Wallen
"I think these diseases of the heart, which are now the leading cause of death globally; on the planet, is an epidemic that need not happen." - Sidney C. Smith, Jr., MD
"You've got to get an annual physical that's top of the list. The second thing is you have to listen to your body. There is a tendency for us to ignore little things - "we're tough, we're guys we're tough." Pay attention to your body, if something is happening to you, get it looked at." - Ken Mack
Through the support, generosity, and dedication of Charles Addison and Elizabeth Ann Sanders, we can continue building upon our commitment to improving men's health.
"The men's health initiative is I think one of the most important things we have going on at our hospital. And one thing, that I think is very important, this is not an 'or' statement. You don't promote men's health at the expense of women's health, or children's health, or cancer. You don't sacrifice one for the sake of the others; It's an 'and' statement, we have to do to all of these." - Lowry Caudill
"Catch something early you can deal with it with diet and exercise. Catch it late, you are going to need medications." - Ross Simpson, Jr., MD, Ph.D.
"It’s about doing things that are positive for you personally and from a health benefits standpoint." - Bubba Cunningham
"We all got to be a bit more serious, and as men, advocate for ourselves and other men." - Brad Daugherty