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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 fightProstate cancer now most commonly diagnosed cancer in England
New data shows prostate cancer is the most common cancer in the UK. Here's why it's not all bad news, and what we do next.
“They share their most intimate problems without feeling judged.”
Martin wanted a way to share his experience and look after his mental health after prostate cancer treatment, so he set up is own support group.
As prostate cancer deaths hit all-time high, we renew our MANifesto
Our response to new data showing prostate cancer deaths hit a record high of 12,000 in one year.
Ones to watch in 2020
From quiz boffins to marchers and singers, these are the people using their passion to stop prostate cancer being a killer.
2019 in 12 big moments
Thanks to you, 2019 was a phenomenal year for prostate cancer research breakthroughs. And with 15,356 contacts to our Specialist Nurses it was also our biggest ever year for our support services too.
A Christmas message from some familiar faces
Bill Turnbull, Chris Kamara, Ray Winstone and many more share a special message at our Carols Concert.
A year of leaps: 2019 was historic for prostate cancer research
The last year saw the announcement of the world’s first precision medicine for prostate cancer and huge progress towards the development of a home urine test. Just some of the things that made 2019 one of the most innovative years in prostate cancer research history.
Could a home urine test revolutionise prostate cancer diagnosis? We’re funding research to find out
A prostate cancer urine test which has the potential to spot men with aggressive prostate cancer hit the headlines today. In partnership with Movember, we're funding the next stage of research to test this in a larger group of men.
10 fun ways to help deliver a prostate cancer vaccine this Christmas
This Christmas, we're trying to harness the power of the immune system to fight prostate cancer for the first time. We need your help to raise a million pounds to fund potentially ground-breaking research.
Behind the headlines: a new immunotherapy treatment give men with advanced prostate cancer two more years of life?
A new immunotherapy treatment was in the news today, after a recent clinical trial showed it could extend the lives of some men with very advanced prostate cancer for up to two years.