Men's Health
Around 20,000 Irish men are diagnosed with cancer each year. By taking a few simple steps such as maintaining a good diet and taking action early, every man can improve their chances of living a happy and healthy life.
Have questions about reducing your risk of cancer? Contact our Cancer Nurseline on Freephone 1800 200 700, by email, or visit one of our 13 Daffodil Centres located in hospitals across the country.
How to reduce your risk of cancer
Learn about cancers that affect men
Talk to other men
Online Community Support
24 September 2022
Hair dye when on Chemo
I have just started chemo and will be on it for six months. I have been told the chemo I will be on that my hair won't fall out but may get thinner. I have been putting in hair dye for over 30 years i...
23 September 2022
HPV Vaccine
HPV (human papilloma virus) is a very common virus that most people will have at some point in their lives. There is over 100 strains of this virus and some strains increase your cancer risk. HP...
21 September 2022
Areola Restotation
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Men's health publications
Manual For Men booklet
This booklet looks at how your lifestyle affects your cancer risk and how to spot cancer early. It includes details on testicular and prostate cancer. It also gives you tips on how to make the best of a visit to your doctor.
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12 ways to reduce your cancer risk infographic
Share our infographic with your friends and family or read the advice below on 12 ways to reduce your cancer risk.
Understanding Prostate Cancer booklet
Understanding Metastatic prostate cancer booklet
Prostate Cancer - What You Should Know leaflet
This leaflet gives you an overview of prostate cancer, what affects your risk, how it is diagnosed and more.
Understanding Testicular Cancer booklet
Testicular Cancer - What You Should Know leaflet
This leaflet gives you an overview of testicular cancer and what affects your risk. It also looks at how to check your testicles and more.
How to check your testicles poster
This poster gives information on how to check your testicles for change that could be cancer. (Available to download only)
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