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1 in 8 men will get prostate cancer, and if you’re black or have a family history, the risk is even higher. But with no early warning signs and no national screening programme, often men find out by complete chance, too late. This must change.  

Your gift today will help fund research projects like TRANSFORM, the most comprehensive prostate cancer screening trial in 20 years, so that men get diagnosed earlier, in time for a cure.

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A screening programme could have given me a chance to be treated. There wouldn’t be a shadow hanging over me and my family – they would’ve seen hope.
Paul was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer in 2021
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Paul's story

In 2021, Paul went to his GP for some pain he thought was related to sports injuries. When antibiotics didn't work, he was referred for a PSA test. 

That’s when everything changed. After a biopsy and MRI scan, Paul was given devastating news – he was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer that had spread to his lymph nodes and was now incurable.

By sharing his story, Paul is determined to make a difference for his son, and the men after him, so they won’t have to face the same future.

Behind the statistics are so many other men like Paul, who were diagnosed too late for a cure. Your gift could help fund vital early diagnosis research like TRANSFORM, the biggest prostate cancer screening trial in 20 years, and get men the early diagnosis they deserve.

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Prostate cancer doesn’t wait, and neither can we. Your gift today could help move us closer to a world where prostate cancer is caught and treated in its earliest, most manageable stages.

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