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Thanks to our volunteers we’re making great strides for men’s health
BLOG: With Volunteers’ Week beginning in the UK today and Jeff Stelling embarking on his March for Men tomorrow, our chief executive Angela Culhane hails our very own volunteers and supporters, explaining how they're helping Prostate Cancer UK to make great strides – quite literally, in the case of Jeff – in our fight against the most common cancer in men.
Progress and promise in a fast-moving year since the launch of our life-saving strategy
BLOG: It's been 12 months since we launched our ambitious plan to halve prostate cancer deaths in a decade, and we’ve already taken some huge steps towards our goal. Our chief executive, Angela Culhane, reflects on the progress we’ve made and the exciting work still to come.
Turning guidelines into lifelines: NICE agrees to early review of treatment protocol for prostate cancer
BLOG: After Prostate Cancer UK bombarded the health authority with substantial evidence and demanded changes, NICE announced they will now undertake an exceptional review of their prostate cancer clinical guidelines. Our CEO, Angela Culhane, explains why it will mean life-saving new diagnosis and treatment should reach thousands of men sooner than expected.
Putting patients first doesn’t mean the NHS has to sign a blank cheque
BLOG: A win-win situation is possible for both a cash-strapped NHS and expensive pharmaceutical companies, argues our chief executive, Angela Culhane, who recently addressed an influential forum of health experts at Westminster. The key is to transform earlier detection and treatment of prostate cancer before more expensive drugs even become necessary.
A big cheer for our volunteers!
BLOG: With the start of Volunteers' Week today, our Chief Executive Angela Culhane celebrates the 2,000 men and women who give their time every year to help beat prostate cancer and explains why they're such an important part of the team.