Men's Health

Over 13,000 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.

How to reduce your risk of cancer

Learn about cancers that affect men

Men's health publications

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.

Common cancers that affect men

How to spot cancer early

Getting the most from your doctor’s appointment

Cut your cancer risk in half

Know your family history

Talk to other men

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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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