Sports legends want men to talk about cancer

Health experts and cancer survivors have joined forces to ‘Get Men Talking’ this November, as part of a Marie Keating Foundation campaign.
Sports legends want men to talk about cancer
Thu, 29 Oct, 2015 - 00:00
Dan Buckley

Two sporting legends and cancer survivors, the GAA’s Sean Boylan, and former rugby international, Tony Ward, joined Dr Noel McCaffrey, an expert in preventative medicine, to call on men to reduce their risk of cancer by following ten simple steps.

Four free men’s health seminars are taking place in Dublin, Limerick, Waterford and Letterkenny from Tuesday, November 24 to Thursday, November 26.

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