We are a charity with the aim of giving men a better chance of beating prostate cancer-by raising awareness & funding research into early diagnosis & treatment
South East, England
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If you live in Guildford Borough and are struggling financially, you may be able to get help from the Mayor of Guildford’s Local Support Fund.
The fund can help with things such as kitchen appliances, furniture, carpets and clothing, as well as debt relief orders.
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World Pharmacy Day 💊
We want to recognise these incredible healthcare professionals for the vital role they play supporting patients, improving outcomes and delivering safe, effective and innovative care 🩵
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Did you know?
The risk of prostate cancer increases with age, with most cases diagnosed in men over 50. Black men are also at increased risk.
Knowing your risk can help you make informed decisions about your health.
Visit the infopool to find out more: theinfopool.co.uk/prostate-a…
In honour of Urology Awareness Month, we’ll be posting all about the prostate, prostate cancer symptoms, risk factors and more.
Share this post with a loved one who needs to see it.
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Happy 1st birthday to our Urgent Treatment Centre at Haslemere Hospital 🎂
One year, around 2,000 patients a month, with a record 116 patients seen in one day – and a brilliant team making sure patients get the right care, first time.
Read more: ow.ly/kNRg50ZR1Bw
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Together, we've forced change.
Thanks to more than 100,000 of you signing our petition, Parliament will now debate prostate cancer screening. The debate will take place in Westminster Hall on Monday 26 October at 4.30pm, giving MPs the opportunity to discuss the urgent need for action.
Supportive MPs are pressing ministers, and the review of new screening evidence has already been brought forward from 2027. Securing this debate is another major step forward and it's only possible because of your incredible support.
Targeted screening for all high-risk men should be the starting point for building a screening programme that can ultimately protect all men. Early diagnosis saves lives.
Thank you for standing with us and helping drive change.
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Would you like to learn more about the importance of exercise during cancer treatment, or how your gut bacteria could affect cancer treatment?
Join us next week at the University of Surrey for our free event, Cancer Immunotherapy: How Research is Changing Cancer Treatment.
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Actor Collin McFarlane is taking part in Prostate Progress, helping accelerate better diagnostics, treatments and screening for men affected by prostate cancer now and in the future.
Every experience counts. Join Prostate Progress and help drive research that changes lives.
Learn more: pcr.org.uk/prostate-progress
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Actor Sir Stephen Fry is taking part in Prostate Progress, our research initiative which combines NHS health data with patients’ experiences to help researchers better understand prostate cancer and improve future care.
Every experience counts. Men from all backgrounds are taking part so that every man is represented.
Learn more about Prostate Progress and join: pcr.org.uk/prostate-progress
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If you have ever had, or are currently living with prostate cancer, you can sign up to be part of research that will help improve tests, screenings and care.
Supported by #NHSDigiTrials and @PCR_News you can find out more and register your interest ➡️
prostate-cancer-research.org…
ALT NHS DigiTrials invites men with prostate cancer to join Prostate Progress and contribute to future research.
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This week, Prostate Cancer Research, supported by the NHS, will begin sending letters to men in England who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Prostate Progress is a research initiative from PCR which combines NHS health data with patients’ experiences to help researchers better understand prostate cancer and improve future care. Taking part involves completing a short online survey a few times a year and giving permission for responses to be securely linked to NHS records.
Learn more on our website: pcr.org.uk/prostate-progress
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Join us in one hour for our free webinar for the launch of LiveWell, a new virtual support platform for people living with and beyond prostate cancer.
📅 Tuesday 30 June 2026
🕕 6:00pm–7:15pm
💻 Zoom zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_…
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aggressive interventions are no longer an automatic response to elevated PSA, argues @_ProstateProjec telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/07…
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If you’d like to join our friendly health choir, there’s no audition, no need to read music, and it’s completely free.
Email voices@topicofcancer.org.uk
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Tesla Model 3 with 238,000 miles finishes 2,500-mile tour and its owner reveals what its range and battery health is like now supercarblondie.com/tesla-mo…
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Flu and respiratory infections are rising, and we're seeing increased attendances at our Emergency Department.
As a temporary measure, we're asking patients and visitors to wear surgical face masks in our Emergency Department where possible.
Read more: ow.ly/jsOa50XG6xC
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Your winter Covid-19 vaccine could protect you from serious illness.
You can book your appointment online, via the NHS App, or visit one of the local walk-in clinics.
Find out more: nhs.uk/nhs-services/vaccinat…
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Due to the current high number of flu cases in our hospitals and the local community, from today, Tuesday 9 December, all patients and visitors are advised to wear face masks in clinical areas as a temporary measure to reduce the risk of transmission.
fhft.nhs.uk/patients-and-vis…
ALT Notice from a healthcare facility advising all patients and visitors to wear face masks in clinical areas to reduce flu transmission. The image features two healthcare staff members wearing masks.
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Guildford Borough Council are hosting a free Christmas Service of Remembrance at Guildford Crematorium - a supportive space to remember loved ones at what can be a difficult time of year.
📅 Wed 10 Dec 6.30pm
To reserve a free ticket, call 01483 444711.
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Charity Challenge: One of the most difficult UK driving challenges, in our 237,000 mile Tesla, in winter!
youtu.be/UhDqRx-qQiY?si=Zzlk… via @YouTube
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Congratulations to our Oncology Research team, one of two joint winners of the Patients’ Choice Team Award in our recent staff awards⭐
They were nominated by a palliative care patient for the exemplary manner in which they handled a clinical trial for head and neck cancer.
