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The most common cancers that affect men

As part of our focus on men’s health, Jonathan Prince from the Blue Ribbon Foundation discusses the most common cancers that affect men – prostate, lung and bowel cancer. 

In this short five minute video Jonathan will talk through some of the symptoms, how to reduce your risk and when you should go and see your doctor. Whether it’s your own life, a husband or a brother – it matters to all of us.

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