Men’s health
PIF TICK certified organisations and individuals
Giangiacomo Ollandini
Urologist and andrologist providing advanced, compassionate care for urinary, sexual and reproductive health.
Visit Giangiacomo Ollandini's website
Mesothelioma UK
Support for all UK mesothelioma patients and their families, including help with benefits and compensation.
Visit the Mesothelioma UK website
Prostate Cancer Research
Prostate Cancer Research funds research into Prostate Cancer and supports patients with the infopool.
Visit the infopool website
Prostate Cancer UK
Information and support on the risks, signs and treatment options for those diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Visit the Prostate Cancer UK websiteResources
App: Information and support for Irish Farmers
The Fit Farmers app offers trusted digital information and wellness support for Irish farmers. Covering mental health, healthy living, safety, and more. Private, practical, and easy to use – at the users’ own pace.
Find out more and download the app via the Expert Self Care website here
Booklet: Know your prostate
This booklet is a guide to the prostate – what it is, what it does, and what can go wrong with it. It explains the three most common prostate problems, what changes to look for, what to do if you think you have a problem, and you risk of prostate cancer.
View the booklet on the Prostate Cancer UK website here
Booklet: Understanding testicular cancer
This booklet, produced by Macmillan Cancer Support, is for anyone diagnosed with testicular cancer, their carers, family and friends. It covers diagnosis, treatment and how to cope with side effects and other issues. The booklet can be read online or downloaded, and the information is also available on Macmillan’s website.
Get the booklet via the Macmillan Cancer Support website here
eBook: Base of thumb arthritis
Understand your thumb pain with this eBook. It offers hints, tips, and exercises to help you manage pain and potentially avoid surgery. If you’ve exhausted these options, a dedicated section details surgical procedures, covering when to have surgery and what it involves.
Download the eBook via Ali Phillips' website here
Web page: Black men and prostate cancer
1 in 4 Black men will get prostate cancer, double the risk of other men. Prostate Cancer UK’s webpage helps Black men understand their risk, the tests used to diagnose it, and how to get them. It also highlights support available to them including our specialist nurse helpline and peer support service.
View more information via the Prostate Cancer UK website here
Web page: How do I manage thoughts of suicide?
Often men can experience suicidal thoughts. If you are feeling overwhelmed and thinking about suicide, this information can help. There are things you can do, and there are people who care and want to help. If you are 18 or older and live in England, this is for you.
View the web page via the Rethink Mental Illness website here
Web page: Penile cancer
Cancer of the penis is rare. So it’s particularly important that those affected can access up-to-date information and support. Cancer Research UK’s online information covers possible symptoms, getting diagnosed, treatment and living with and beyond penile cancer. You can also call the information nurses on 0808 800 4040, 9 to 5, Monday to Friday.
View information on penile cancer via the CRUK website here
Website: Prostate cancer information
The infopool is an interactive, prostate cancer resource created with patients. It offers information across critical areas, such as testing and diagnosis, treatment options, side effects support and clinical trials. At its core is a library of patient stories. It is endorsed by BAUN and EAUN.
Visit the infopool website here