Manosphere must be treated as a public health problem like smoking, academics warn

Academics warn that the Manosphere should be treated as a public health problem, comparing its societal impact to smoking and fast food. Researchers state that the Manosphere cultivates and monetises the insecurities of boys and young men. Within these spaces, women are viewed as weak and suitable only for childbirth. The study emphasises that this sexist environment poses a significant risk to public health, necessitating a formal response similar to other established health crises.