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We want men with prostate cancer to get better diagnosis, better treatment and better support. But we can’t do it alone: we need your help.
Join the fightGood news: 10 per cent fall in prostate cancer death rate predicted. We must act now to keep momentum.
New research suggests the adoption of new ways to treat and diagnose prostate cancer will reflected in a significant drop in death rate from the disease.
1.3 billion steps and £1.7million raised as 7,000 march towards a better future for men.
Football managers, researchers and The Royal Family join a chorus of thanks to our marching heroes.
“Don't put it off": share our risk-checker with the men in your life
Andrew Richardson was diagnosed during the pandemic and was treated early, saving his life. Now he wants to help make sure the men in your life know their risk.
An exciting prostate cancer vaccine is in the early stages of development
Harnessing the immune system could offer a way to stop prostate cancer, and our research is creating technology to do it.
Help us find the missing men: prostate cancer referrals fall by 52,000 due to COVID-19
We need everyone to share our thirty-second risk checker to find these missing men and help them get an early diagnosis.
“I felt part of a family” – Run The Month means fitness, fundraising and friendship for thousands.
Across the UK through January, more than 10,000 runners of every ability took on a challenge around their local areas. Collectively they ran ten laps around the world and raised over £2.2 million to fund our research.
This husband and wife both faced cancer. They share their experience on #WorldCancerDay
Today is World Cancer Day, and we’re teaming up with Breast Cancer Now to celebrate those who give us emotional support during the hardest times.
WATCH: Wife of cricket legend Bob Willis urges wives and partners to join the fight against prostate cancer.
This powerful short documentary celebrates a magical sportsman, cricket legend Bob Willis, and his wife Lauren's fight for better tests and treatments for men like Bob across the UK.
Abiraterone extends the lives of men like Robert, but it could be rejected for future use. We stand with him and 4,300 others to ask why.
Drug companies and NICE must put their differences aside and think of the men and families at the centre of all this.