Our 'Know Your Balls' webinar took place during Testicular Cancer Awareness Month to give crucial insights into the importance of regular self-checks and early detection methods. During our webinar there were tips on performing self-examinations effectively through practical guidance provided by medical experts.
We heard first-hand accounts from men who have experienced testicular cancer, offering invaluable personal perspectives and advice.
We had expert advice shared by our Chief Medical Officer, providing comprehensive information on risk factors and symptoms.
This was an opportunity to empower yourself with knowledge and take proactive steps towards protecting your or your loved ones' health.
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Speakers
Zac Mader
Men's Health Lead - PFEW
Professor John Harrison
National Police Chief Medical Officer - National Police Wellbeing Service, College of Policing
John Hartson
Retired professional footballer and creator of The John Hartson Foundation
Ali Rowse
Police Constable - Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary
Paul Bromell
Inspector - Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary
10:30
Know Your Balls
This will be an engaging 90-minute session featuring an insightful discussion on testicular cancer awareness. Zac will lead the conversation, accompanied by a police officer who has first-hand experience battling testicular cancer, two officers who established a support group in Hampshire, and our Chief Medical Officer.
We are also delighted to be joined by retired professional footballer, John Hartson who will share his story of facing testicular cancer and his passion for raising awareness through The John Hartson Foundation.
Throughout the session, you'll gain valuable insights into the importance of regular self-examinations and how to perform them effectively. Our Chief Medical Officer will provide expert guidance on the frequency and techniques for checking your testicles.
Additionally, each speaker will offer their unique perspectives and experiences, providing a comprehensive understanding of this critical health issue, with the opportunity to ask questions throughout.
Zac Mader
Ali Rowse
Professor John Harrison
John Hartson
Paul Bromell
Our webinar was free to attend for all police family.
A special thanks to our Headline sponsor
