Funding research to increase survival and find a cure for men with advanced prostate cancer

Patient Info

People affected by prostate cancer are at the heart of everything we do.

Your hub for all of our patient information, from treatment information to real-life experiences, how you can get involved in our work, to clinical trials.

Patient Voice

We are committed to ensuring our work and research is informed by the people it matters most to – people affected by prostate cancer. You can help us decide what projects to fund, meet our scientists, share your story, and more.

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Your quick guide to PSA tests

It’s common to be confused about PSA: what it is, what your PSA level means, whether you should have a PSA test and where you can get one. Read our article for answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about this test.

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What to Expect: A Guide to Prostate Cancer

Every Wednesday at 6-7pm from June 8th - July 27th, Prostate Cancer Research and Ipsen are bringing you eight useful, interactive webinars for anyone affected by prostate cancer.

Living Well with Prostate Cancer

In 2021 PCR, in collaboration with Tackle Prostate Cancer, ran a Zoom webinar series called ‘Living Well with Prostate Cancer’. All episodes are available to watch on demand.

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Treating Prostate Cancer - Questions and Answers

This booklet is for anyone affected by prostate cancer to learn more about the disease and its treatments. Medically fact-checked with the most up-to-date information, it has also been reviewed by prostate cancer patients to ensure it is easy to understand. It is fully illustrated and includes suggested questions to ask your care team.

You can download the booklet below or order a free copy by post here. We also supply bulk orders to hospitals and GPs.

Download Treating Prostate Cancer - Questions & Answers

Clinical Trials Explained

We get a lot of questions about clinical trials. Here you can find out about what a clinical trial is, clinical trial stages, safety, current clinical trials here in the UK, and more.

Clinical Trials

There are a range of organisations providing support, including peer support groups, financial advice, nurse helplines, and health information.

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