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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 fightBehind the headlines: ‘game-changing’ new scan could pave the way to screening
Could a 15-minute MRI scan bring us closer to the UK’s first screening programme for prostate cancer?
A big thank you to our Specialist Nurses
On International Nurses Day we're celebrating our Specialist Nurses with messages of gratitude from across the nation.
NHS answers our call: men with newly diagnosed metastatic prostate cancer can access treatment during covid-19 crisis
Thanks to you, treatments that are as effective as chemotherapy are now available for men to take at home.
Faced with a long-period at home, supporter Brian Harrison needed a re-think to keep his fitness and fundraising challenges moving in these challenging times.
Faced with a long-period at home, supporter Brian Harrison needed a re-think to keep his fitness and fundraising challenges moving in these challenging times.
Mark Wilkins took on a new hairdo to raise money and remember his close friend Bernie
Mark took on the Great Hair Dare in tribute to his close friend Bernie.
Isolation inspiration: an ultra-marathon… in a back garden
Kevin Webber has run the gruelling Marathon Des Sables multiple times. After this year's race was cancelled he's found a way to take the challenge closer to home.
Our Specialist Nurses answer your most common questions on coronavirus
WATCH: Nurses Lara and Emma answer five of your most common questions on coronavirus and prostate cancer.
Some self-isolation inspiration
In these strange times, it’s important to celebrate the small victories.
In uncertain times: men, we are with you
Here’s four helpful things you can do for you or someone affected by prostate cancer.
"I can stand for the thing I care most about, even when I’m gone."
David was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2016, here he talks about his treatment and why he's leaving us a gift in his will.