by fmttadmin | Mar 5, 2025 | General News, Male Cancer Awareness, News & Events
Oesophageal cancer: Recognising symptoms and exploring treatment options for men Oesophageal cancer is a formidable adversary that affects thousands of men worldwide. This aggressive form of cancer originates in the tube connecting the throat to the stomach, known as...
by fmttadmin | Feb 5, 2025 | General News, Male Cancer Awareness, News & Events
Understanding Leukaemia symptoms and treatment in men Leukaemia, a complex and often bewildering disease, affects thousands of men worldwide each year. Characterised by the rapid production of abnormal white blood cells, Leukaemia can manifest in various forms, each...
by fmttadmin | Jan 8, 2025 | General News, Male Cancer Awareness, News & Events
‘For Men To Talk’ blogs dedicated to raising awareness of male cancers In a world where the discourse around men’s health often centres solely on physical well-being, it’s imperative to acknowledge the intricate connection between mental and physical...
by fmttadmin | Dec 18, 2024 | General News, Male Cancer Awareness, News & Events
‘For Men To Talk’ updates male cancer awareness page ‘For Men To Talk,’ a men’s peer support group, has updated its webpage to focus on an important topic: male cancer awareness. This page is designed to educate men about common male cancers, the importance of early...
by fmttadmin | Oct 25, 2024 | General News, Male Cancer Awareness, News & Events
Sir Chris Hoy diagnosed with Stage Four Prostate Cancer ‘For Men To Talk’ is deeply saddened to learn that Sir Chris Hoy, one of Britain’s most successful Olympians, has been diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer. The cancer started in his prostate and has spread...
by fmttadmin | Oct 21, 2024 | General News, Male Cancer Awareness, News & Events
Raising awareness: Breast Cancer affects men too! Breast Cancer Awareness Day, observed on October 21st, is an essential event that brings attention to a disease that affects millions of women worldwide. However, it is crucial to remember that breast cancer is not...
