Posted: 18 December 2020
Tagged: PCR News

Prostate Pod- Sir Matthew Bourne

Episode 2 of the new podcast from Prostate Cancer Research presented by Ben Munro-Davies.

"When does a dancer stop?" The legendary Sir Matthew Bourne, hailed as the UK's most popular and successful choreographer, chats to host Ben Munro-Davies about prostate cancer, his regular check-ups, and the world of dance.

Listen to the episode here.

Throughout the series, we will interviewing different people from the PCR family who play a vital part in our work; from scientists to patients, to fundraisers and medics on the front line fighting this disease.

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