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Prostate Cancer

since 2025 › Apr › 11 (Fri) @ 04:01 UTC

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39 days ago

Prostate cancer is most commonly diagnosed cancer across UK, study finds ⊖⊖⊖

found 2026 › Jan › 20 (Tue) @ 00:36 UTC

a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International

Cancer charity highlights apparent ‘postcode lottery’ of testing and diagnoses across different regions seen in study

Prostate cancer is now the most commonly diagnosed form of cancer across the UK, s…

54 days ago

Sir Chris Hoy makes first public outing since suffering horror bike crash as he presents Luke Littler his second World Darts Championship - as tournament sponsors Paddy Power raise £1.25MILLION for Prostate Cancer UK ⊖⊖

found 2026 › Jan › 04 (Sun) @ 11:25 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

The cycling icon, who was diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer in September 2023 and has since publicly opened up on his battle against the disease, was dealt another health scare in December.

3 months ago

Play on stage at Ally Pally... and win £180,000! Paddy Power's incredible offer to darts fans who donate to Prostate Cancer charity ⊕⊕

found 2025 › Nov › 24 (Mon) @ 10:45 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Paddy Power has launched a new initiative offering one darts fan the chance to win £180,000 live on stage at Alexandra Palace, provided they can score 180 points with nine darts.

4 months ago

Is UK National Screening Committee really going to deny prostate tests for sake of £18 a patient? Report estimates targeted screening would save thousands of men's lives ⊖

found 2025 › Oct › 13 (Mon) @ 22:10 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

A lifesaving prostate screening programme would require only five more MRI scanners and 75 extra staff, including four urologists, Prostate Cancer Research says.

10 months ago

Cancer research boss urges men to get their prostate checked and says he's been to 'too many funerals' of those who didn't bother ○

found 2025 › Apr › 11 (Fri) @ 03:55 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Oliver Kemp, Prostate Cancer Research boss, said men were 'pretty rubbish' at dealing with their own health issues, but praised the likes of late BBC star Bill Turnbull in speaking out

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