Ten to Men: The Australian Longitudinal Study on Male Health is funded by the Australian Commonwealth Government Department of Health and Aged Care to contribute to the public good through research into male health.

Ten to Men data are available to research projects that serve the public good, are scientifically and ethically sound, and contribute to the knowledge base on male health.

Who can apply?

Researchers (including post-graduate students) affiliated with a university, recognised research institute or government department are eligible to apply to access and use Ten to Men data.

How to apply

Please review the attached data access policy documents and forms. To return the forms or request further information, email: [email protected].

Data access documents and forms

Data User Fact Sheet

This data user fact sheet is a reference tool for potential and current data users of the Ten to Men datasets. It is an overview of key information about Ten to Men data. It provides information about what variables have been collected, research domains, the latest findings and how to access the data.

• Data User Fact Sheet April 2023 [PDF, 4.09 MB]

Approved projects

From 2019 to  mid-August 2023,  73 research projects have been approved to access and use Ten to Men data. The documents below list these projects, including their purpose, lead investigator and responsible organisation. The range of research topics is indicative of the many uses of Ten to Men data.

Data Users Forum

The Ten to Men Data Users forum will facilitate collaboration between current and former data users who have worked on or currently are working on similar topics and projects, and encourage the sharing and comparing of analytical methods, discussion of issues and other tips and hints via a private Microsoft Teams channel.

How to register?

Please review the Data Users forum policy document below. If you are a current or former user, to register for the forum, please send an email to [email protected]  expressing your interest. We will then add you to the forum. If you are prospective user, you can register for the forum using the Data Access Request form (in the ‘Data access documents and forms’ section) above but you will not be added until your data access is approved.