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1 Cancer Information Services and Health Promotion/Cancer Prevention TO ORDER PLEASE COMPLETE ALL DETAILS FULLY To help us with information about where the booklets/factsheets are being used please indicate your type of organisation/service: Hospital: Designated Cancer Care Centre Other Hospital Cancer Support Centre Cancer Support Group Government Department Population/Public health National Cancer Screening Service (NCSS) GP Practice/ Primary Care Centre Pharmacy Workplace School and College Community Group Other (please state) Date Organisation/Service Title Name Address Phone Fax Fax orders Postal orders Spectrum Print Logistics Unit 4044, Citywest Business Campus, Naas Road, Dublin 24 Phone enquiries Website Important. Delivery of all orders is by courier service and will require a signature upon receipt. Please allow two weeks for delivery. Please note that all publications can be downloaded from the ICS website.
2 Cancer Information Services THESE IRISH CANCER SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS ARE AIMED AT PEOPLE ALREADY DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER. NATIONAL CANCER HELPLINE National Cancer Helpline leaflet 2010 National Cancer Helpline wallet cards 2011 BREAST CANCER BOOKLETS Understanding cancer of the breast 2012 Younger women and breast cancer 2012 Understanding secondary breast cancer 2012 Understanding breast reconstruction 2013 Reach to Recovery booklet 2012 Reach to Recovery leaflet 2006 BREAST CANCER FACTSHEETS Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) 2012 Inflammatory breast cancer 2009 Invasive lobular breast cancer 2009 Hereditary breast cancer 2008 Arimidex 2011 Exemestane (Aromasin ) 2012 Femara 2012 Tamoxifen 2013 Zoladex 2012 AC chemotherapy 2009 CMF chemotherapy 2010 FEC chemotherapy 2010 Radiotherapy and breast cancer 2013 HRT and breast cancer 2009 Managing menopausal symptoms 2013 Sexuality and breast cancer 2012 Breast pain 2013 Breast prostheses 2011 Standards of care for breast prosthesis fitting services 2006 OTHER TREATMENTS FACTSHEETS Herceptin 2012 Bisphosphonates 2012 Clinical trials 2011 Advanced radiotherapy 2012
3 Cancer Information Services LIVING WITH CANCER Hair loss and cancer treatment 2011 Short-term memory loss and cancer 2010 Breathlessness and cancer 2010 Arm lymphoedema prevention advice 2010 Leg lymphoedema prevention advice 2010 Journey journal: Keeping track of your cancer treatment 2010 PROSTATE CANCER BOOKLETS Understanding the PSA test 2012 Understanding early prostate cancer 2012 Understanding prostate cancer beyond the prostate gland 2013 Prostate passport 2011 PROSTATE CANCER FACTSHEETS Hormone therapy and prostate cancer 2011 Urinary problems after prostate cancer treatment 2012 Sex, erectile dysfunction and prostate cancer 2012 MANHOOD magazine 2009 COLORECTAL/BOWEL CANCER BOOKLETS Understanding cancer of the colon and the rectum 2011 COLORECTAL/BOWEL CANCER FACTSHEETS Hereditary non-polyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC) / Lynch Syndrome 2009 Familial adenomatous polyposis 2009 LUNG CANCER BOOKLETS Understanding cancer of the lung 2011 Diagnosing cancer of the lung 2013 Caring for someone with lung cancer: A guide for family and friends 2011 LUNG CANCER FACTSHEETS Mesothelioma and asbestos 2011
4 Cancer Information Services SKIN CANCER BOOKLETS Understanding cancer of the skin 2010 Understanding melanoma 2012 OTHER CANCERS BOOKLETS Understanding cancer of the kidney 2011 Understanding cancers of the head, neck and mouth 2012 Understanding acute lymphoblastic leukaemia 2006 Understanding acute myeloid leukaemia 2009 Understanding cervical smear test results 2010 Understanding cancer of the cervix 2010 Understanding cancer of the larynx 2011 Understanding cancer of the oesophagus 2010 Understanding cancer of the ovary 2011 Understanding cancer of the stomach 2011 Understanding Hodgkin lymphoma 2012 Understanding non-hodgkin lymphoma 2011 Understanding chronic lymphocytic leukaemia 2012 Understanding myeloma 2009 Understanding testicular cancer 2010 Understanding cancer of the pancreas 2010 Understanding cancer of the bladder 2011 TREATMENT AND SIDE-EFFECTS Diet and cancer 2012 Understanding chemotherapy 2012 Understanding radiotherapy 2011 Understanding cancer and complementary therapies 2009 Coping with fatigue 2011 SUPPORT SERVICES Directory of Cancer Support Services 2012 Survivors Supporting Survivors leaflet 2012 Guidelines for Cancer Support Services 2010 COPING WITH CANCER BOOKLETS Understanding the emotional effects of cancer 2012 Lost for words: How to talk to someone with cancer 2012 Who can ever understand: Talking about your cancer 2011 A time to care: Caring for someone seriously ill at home 2010 Talking to children about cancer: A guide for parents 2011 OTHER BOOKLETS Managing the financial impact of cancer: A guide for patients and their families 2012
5 Health Promotion/Cancer Prevention THESE IRISH CANCER SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS ARE AIMED AT PEOPLE INTERESTED IN THE PREVENTION AND EARLY DETECTION OF CANCER. QUITTING SMOKING The beauty of quitting leaflet female audience 2012 Just be smoke free leaflet young people / adults 2011 Just be smoke free poster 2012 Growing up smoke free leaflet parents / guardians / all audiences 2008 Growing up smoke free poster 2008 Get help Get unhooked leaflet older teenagers / young adults 2008 Know your poison bookmark 2009 Quit Campaign smoking poster (male) 2013 Quit Campaign smoking poster (female) 2013 National Smokers Quitline ashtray poster 2005 National Smokers Quitline cream poster 2005 National Smokers Quitline wallet cards 2010 Lung cancer awareness poster 2010 Look after your lungs booklet 2013 Smoking, cancer and your health booklet 2011 So you want to stop smoking? DVD 2006 REDUCE YOUR RISKS (BOOKLET) Reduce your risk of cancer by diet, physical activity & weight 2012 WOMEN S HEALTH A woman s guide to healthy living and cancer booklet 2011 Breast awareness shower cards 2010 Breast cancer what you should know leaflet 2012 Cervical cancer what you should know leaflet 2011 Paper ruler waist measurement female 2011
6 Health Promotion/Cancer Prevention PROSTATE CANCER Prostate cancer what you should know leaflet 2011 COLORECTAL CANCER Bowel cancer know the signs, reduce the risk poster 2009 Bowel cancer what you should know leaflet 2009 LUNG CANCER Lung cancer what you should know leaflet 2010 SKIN CANCER PREVENTION / SUNSMART Have fun and be sunsmart leaflet 2010 Melanoma skin cancer what you should know leaflet 2011 ABCDE Melanoma leaflet 2011 SunSmart poster 2012 SunSmart sports poster 2007 SunSmart Epic Fail poster (male) 2011 SunSmart Epic Fail poster (female) 2011 TESTICULAR CANCER Testicular cancer what you should know leaflet 2010 MEN S HEALTH MANual for men s cancer prevention booklet 2010 Paper ruler waist measurement male 2006 Men have you had your NCT poster 2007 Go with your gut poster 2005 OTHER Mouth, head and neck cancer what you should know leaflet 2010 For further information contact Spectrum Print Logistics, Unit 4044, Citywest Business Campus, Naas Road, Dublin 24 Tel: Fax:
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