Memorial in Lincoln
The PCa memorial is in Waterside Shopping Centre, Lincoln, until March 12. The link to add names to it has reopened and they can be bought until February 13. To add a name see
Category Archives: News
Wellbeing hub launched
Prostate Cancer UK have created this wellbeing hub to help support you in looking after your emotional, mental, and physical wellbeing. More here. And Prostate Cancer Research has more advice on that here
Diabetes drug finding
The diabetes drug metformin could prevent the progression of PCa but only for some tumours which are more likely to develop into aggressive cancers. More here
Missing out on drug
Thousands of English men missing out on abiraterone. See here
AI sparks revolution
Artificial intelligence (AI) tools could enable men to get PCa treatment that’s more personalised to them, saving and extending lives, according to new research. More here
Cancer help sessions Join informal drop-in sessions for people with a cancer diagnosis, their families and supporters. Sessions every Monday 1.30-2.30pm, Thurs 10-11am at the Macmillan Wellbeing Centre, Southmead Hospital. More here
Drug resistance reversed
Scientists reverse drug resistance in PCa by targeting ‘hijacked’ white blood cells (Oct ’23). See here
New info on diet/nutrition
Mediterranean diet ‘helps cancer survival chances’. See here  And reducing belly fat is said to slash your risk of PCa – more here There is a new World Cancer Research Fund helpline available on Tuesdays: 12pm–2pm and Thursdays: 6pm–8pm. Call: 0333 034 1988 or email: helpline@wcrf.org
Member’s article on cancer
Member Colin Butcher has written an article to help cancer patients and plans more. Find it here
Good news on drugs
A new drug combination could revolutionise the treatment of advanced PCa and give sufferers months of extra life. More here And NICE has approved darolutamide in combination with hormone therapy and chemotherapy for men with hormone-sensitive advanced PCa. It’s estimated around 6,000 men could benefit (Jun ’23). More here And researchers have found that targeting a single […]