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Action Cancer has launched a new game in keeping with the spirit of the World Cup. Can you keep it up, and learn more about male specific cancer?
The game involves the intellectually challenging, traditionally male show-off skill of keepy-uppy, where the player must prevent a football from contacting the ground.
This game, by Action Cancer, however, is much less of an abject waste of time; men can play the game in a web-browser, and find out a bit more about their bits; the game provides useful tips on searching for testicular cancer and cancer of the prostate.
The site gets top marks for innovation; this is one of the most intelligent and non-patronising resources on men's health we've ever seen; it's a fun game, well designed, and well worth forwarding on as a link to male colleagues.
http://www.actioncancer.org/men_football.asp
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