My challenge is to either run 5km, move 10,000 steps or cycle 10km every day in October. My why is that my experience of living with prostate cancer was that support was pretty awful but then I got in

When I think back to that horrendous day, Tuesday 9th May 2017, when I received a telephone call from my sports injuries Doctor to tell me he was 99% certain I had prostate cancer, it’s fair to say…

Holidays are meant to be happy but sometimes, when you are living with incurable cancer, they are really challenging! We had a wonderful break starting in Amsterdam to visit my brother in Law and s…

The UK National Screening Committee (NSC) has reached its decision on screening and the answer was largely that they don’t recommend it. Even for those at the highest risk. Black men over 45 who ha…

The UK National Screening Committee (NSC) has reached its decision on screening and the answer was largely that they don’t recommend it. Even for those at the highest risk. Black men over 45 who ha…

I’ve not blogged about living with stage 4 prostate cancer for a while but I do think people need to understand the consequences of late diagnosis in order that they are aware that they need to be …

HEALTH UPDATE 2025 was a strange year from a health perspective as it was plagued by minor illnesses and viruses that, individually, were something and nothing but cumulatively were a pain. The mos…

I’m very much in favour of screening for prostate cancer, as you’d expect given that I was diagnosed with the incurable variety at age 60 and given a worst-case prognosis of two years. Being told t…

Considering both sides of the discussion when it comes to a national screening for prostate cancer, but why early diagnosis is important.

Tony Collier had it all—or so he thought. In his 60s, he was the embodiment of drive: building a business, checking every box for success, and clocking 60–70-hour workweeks. Then came the diagnosis: i...

#CancerCanDoOne podcast · Episode

#CancerCanDoOne podcast · Episode

Cancer patients should be wrapped up in cotton wool, lie on the sofa and wait to die right? Wrong, so very very wrong! Thankfully the days when health care professionals discouraged cancer patients…

Cancer patients should be wrapped up in cotton wool, lie on the sofa and wait to die right? Wrong, so very very wrong! Thankfully the days when health care professionals discouraged cancer patients…

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