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Owen Sharp, Chief Executive of Prostate Cancer UK (formerly The Prostate Cancer Charity) comments on NICE's final decision to recommend breakthrough prostate cancer drug abiraterone for routine use on the NHS in England & Wales.

A surgeon at the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital will be putting two wheels forward with one of his patients for the inaugural Wiggle Jurassic Classic bike ride to raise vital funds for Prostate Cancer UK (formerly The Prostate Cancer Charity).

24 cars left Northfleet today (Wednesday) in the Thunderball Rally, a race across Europe '007 style' organised by Keyline Builders Merchants in support of Prostate Cancer UK.

Royal Mail and Prostate Cancer UK are joining forces to ensure the delivery of better care services for men with the disease across the UK.

On Wednesday 20th June Billy Lamb from BBC 1's prime time drama Silk was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Writer of the series, Peter Moffat, has spoken of when prostate cancer touched his family and why he feels it is so important to raise awareness of the disease.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on a report released today by the University of Glasgow which appears to show that men who drink seven or more cups of tea a day have a higher risk of developing prostate cancer.

The Prostate Cancer Charity expresses disappointment at the National Institute of Clinical Excellence's (NICE) decision to reverse its recommendation that denosumab be made available on the NHS in England and Wales to help minimise the risk of complications once prostate cancer has spread to a man's bones.