This year thousands of men will die from stubbornness NO WE WONT
The image shows a humorous take on a public health advertisement billboard. The billboard has a dark red background with white text stating, "This year thousands of men will die from stubbornness." In a contrasting handwritten style, presumably to mimic graffiti, is the retort in white letters saying, "NO WE WON'T." The message is meant to be ironic, suggesting that men might refuse to acknowledge a problem, even in this case their own potential stubborn behavior being harmful to their health.
There's additional text at the bottom of the billboard that includes a call-to-action saying, "Learn the preventative medical tests you need," followed by a URL that seems to direct to a health-related government website (ahrq.gov). There is also a logo for the Ad Council, which typically sponsors public service announcements.
The billboard suggests a lighthearted approach to a serious issue, intended to catch the viewer's attention and possibly to encourage men to take their health seriously by not letting stubbornness prevent them from seeking medical advice or check-ups.
