Together, we can beat prostate cancer.

We want a future where lives are not limited by prostate cancer. We unite the brightest minds in science and healthcare and the most passionate and caring people to help men live long and live well.

Our information is here to support you and your loved ones. Find out about your risk, learn about possible signs and symptoms, and get all the information you need on treatment and support if you're newly diagnosed or living with prostate cancer. You can find all our information online, or download or order our free publications. 

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If you or your loved one are concerned about prostate cancer or a prostate problem, we’re here for you. Talk through any questions or concerns with our Specialist Nurses over the phone, email or our online chat provided by LiveChat. You can also speak to a volunteer or others going through similar experiences on our online community or via support groups.

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Over the last two decades we’ve funded and accelerated some of the biggest breakthroughs in prostate cancer care – from the use of multiparametric MRI to improve diagnosis, to the world’s first precision medicine for prostate cancer. But we have a lot of work still to do. Click below to hear about our past successes, current research, and what we need your help to fund next.

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Running, walking, cycling, quizzing, golfing, singing or anything else – whatever you love to do you can do to stop prostate cancer limiting lives.

Take on a 100km, 50km or 25km challenge in one of fifteen locations across the UK and help save men’s lives.

Join us to celebrate the start of the festive season at our Carols events in London and Liverpool. Hear celebrity readers and performances from our fantastic choirs, whilst you enjoy mulled wine and mince pies.

Join us at this special half marathon through the closed roads of Westminster and the City of London.

The Simplyhealth Great North Run is firmly established as the world's greatest half marathon. Be part of it.

The latest from the front line: research breakthroughs, heroic supporters, celebrity interviews and powerful stories from people living with prostate cancer.

1 in 4 black men in the UK will get prostate cancer. That’s twice the risk for all men, and we don’t know why. Former England and Manchester United footballer, Paul Parker is taking part in a study to help us find out, and he wants other men to join him. 

Following several years of appraisals, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has approved a second novel hormone therapy that will give men more time with their families.

Results from two major trials could change the way we treat prostate cancer. We look at what these findings mean for men and their families.

We’ve invested £1.7 million into five exceptional immunotherapy projects led by top prostate cancer research teams across the UK. Meet the team below.

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