Encourages men to talk about health issues.

Gives information for partners and people caring for someone who has been diagnosed with prostate cancer.

Encourages men aged over 50 to get checked for prostate cancer. Updated for 2020 – change in format. Previously titled “Man up! and give prostate cancer the finger!”

Gives information specifically for men about the human papillomavirus (HPV). Revised April 2019.

Looks at why depression is different for men, signs and symptoms, treatment available, helping yourself and getting help when feeling depressed. Revised August 2023.

Gives details on how depression is a health issue for men that needs to be addressed. MoH code HP5552. Factsheet 5 from www.depresssion.org.nz

Encourages men to have a yearly check-up with a doctor, and gives a pre-visit health check-list.

Gives information on the benefits of having a doctor as a mind and body coach, and talking to other men about health issues.

Gives helpful tips and information for rural men on keeping themselves physically and mentally healthy.

Gives information for men on the signs and symptoms to watch out for, and that they need to see a doctor about addressing.

Suggests questions to guide your conversations after a prostate cancer diagnosis and to help you make informed choices about your health and what to do next.

Revised December 2023.
Gives information on support groups and services available to men and women who have been affected by prostate cancer.

A toolkit for new dads to learn some ways they can bond with their child in the first few weeks, giving them a great start. Actual title: Papātanga.

Gives information on the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and incidence of prostate cancer. Revised October 2022. Formerly titled “What you should know about prostate cancer”.