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Research shows Scottish ‘hard man’ attitude still barrier to saving men from male cancers
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- Published on Sunday, 04 March 2012 06:00
A recent university study has discovered that the Scottish ‘hard man’ attitude which remains prevalent in many Scottish communities is still preventing men taking on board vital messages about male cancer risks.
The male cancer charity, which commissioned the study, Cahonas Scotland, is calling time on complacency in dealing with the cancer message to men in all of Scotland’s communities. Based on the findings from the research, the charity is pushing for more male cancer awareness raising campaigns which are specifically tailored to the cultural needs of different groups of men living in Scotland.
Cahonas Ball a Huge Success
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- Published on Wednesday, 22 February 2012 22:19
Cahonas Scotlands first charity ball, held last week and attended by around 200 people has raised around £5000 for the charity to help it continue its work in raising awareness of Male Cancers.
Celebrities "Loosen Up" to help raise awareness of Male Cancers
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- Published on Thursday, 24 November 2011 17:59
Ricky Gervais, Scarlett Johansson, Usher, Bruno Mars, Kevin McKidd and other great celebrities are “loosening up” and ditching their ties in aid of Cahonas Scotland’s celebrity e-bay auction helping in the battle to raise awareness of Male Cancers.
2012 Cahonas Scotland Charity Ball
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- Published on Thursday, 01 September 2011 12:28
The Glasgow Science Centre will provide the stunning venue for the Cahonas Scotland 2012 Charity Ball, an evening of first class entertainment and fabulous food and drink.
The Cahonas Scotland Charity Ball is an ideal event for entertaining staff, colleagues and clients and is an excellent opportunity to combine superb corporate hospitality whilst raising much needed funds to help raise awareness of Male Cancers in Scotland.
