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ALT Cover of the 'Health Expectations' journal featuring an article titled 'Understanding Barriers to Engagement With a Prostate Cancer Project Among UK Men of Black African or Black Caribbean Ancestry,'
From @ProstateUK, thank you Jeff Thompson and everyone at @CDLIW1 for your vital support and advocacy.
Your lived experience and community efforts are breaking barriers and building a more inclusive future for Black men in #ProstateCancer research. 🤝
🎗️ Proud to support Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. We recently welcomed a survivor from @CDLIW1 to share his journey, highlighting the importance of early detection & community support. Remember, 1 in 8 men are affected—let’s keep the convo going & encourage regular check-ups.
Join us as we mark #Worldcancerday .Let’s raise a blue army 💙💙raising awareness of the benefit of physical activity. Meet up at 8.40am Battersea Park, Carriage Drive West. Hot drinks & Chat afterwards #Together let’s move against #Cancer . DM for info Pls RT
We're calling on the government to update the NHS guidelines so that GPs can proactively talk to Black men about prostate cancer from the age of 45, giving them more chance of a lifesaving earlier diagnosis.
But we need your help.
➡️ Sign our letter: bit.ly/406CcyC
ALT A person holding a protest sign that reads "Tell the government it's about time we changed NHS guidelines so GPs can talk to men at highest risk about prostate cancer from the age of 45. CHANGE NHS GUIDELINES NOW.
Having a supportive prostate cancer group like CDLIW is crucial for sharing experiences, fostering hope, and providing valuable resources to navigate the challenges of diagnosis and treatment. Call us on 03333 355 916 All calls are charged at the local rate.
Thanks to the legend that is @FloellaBenjamin for so clearly stating the need to change the NHS guidelines. 📢Help amplify this issue, and sign our letter demanding change 📨🖊️: campaigns.prostatecanceruk.o…
Too many Black men are dying from a curable disease.
Baroness @FloellaBenjamin is helping us campaign to change NHS guidelines so Black men have a greater chance of receiving a lifesaving earlier diagnosis.
➡️ Learn more: bit.ly/3DMCaVa#ProstateCancer l #MensHealth
Fantastic to see PCR's new report on prostate cancer screening discussed in the House of Commons today, and to hear that this is actively being considered by @DHSCgovuk. Our campaign for prostate cancer screening continues to receive cross-party support - together, we can save lives!
Prostate cancer affects thousands of lives every year and early detection is crucial.
Today in Parliament, I urged @wesstreeting to consider the excellent @PCR_News report on screening.
This will save lives and save the NHS money - more people need to know about it.
Dwayne @TheRock Johnson joins us for a #OneBigThankYou 🥹
After losing his mum to cancer when he was seven, Jacob has raised funds for the hospice that cared for her 🫶
We teamed up with #Moana2 star Dwayne for a very special surprise! 👀
#TheOneShow 👉 bbc.in/3Z8QqhN
Thanks to your group @CDLIW1 for inviting me back. I'm glad that my presentation on 'What is cancer?' was informative to you and your members. It was a pleasure to be there. You are doing an amazing job, improving the lives of so many people 👏
I just wanted to extend my heartfelt thanks for your wonderful presentation on "What is Cancer?" at our prostate cancer support group. Your insights were not only informative but also incredibly reassuring.
Encouraged to hear @wesstreeting comments on
@BBCr4today on early diagnosis of #ProstateCancer. @ProstateUK have already outlined solutions which directly address his points. We're calling for urgent action so that stories like Sir Chris Hoy’s can be avoided 💙
[1/5] We're grateful to Sir @ChrisHoy for so bravely and openly telling his story on @BBCBreakfast this morning, and we welcome news that the Government is now actively looking into testing men who have a family history of #ProstateCancer from the age of 45.
📸 @sallynugent
I just wanted to extend my heartfelt thanks for your wonderful presentation on "What is Cancer?" at our prostate cancer support group. Your insights were not only informative but also incredibly reassuring.
You asked for a peer support service that feels like it's designed by Black men, for Black men.
So we're looking for steering group members to provide guidance on the peer support needs of Black men to help shape this new service.
➡️ Find out more: bit.ly/3Abmfhw
When a man opens up about his prostate cancer diagnosis, he is fostering awareness within his community even though he maybe going an emotional battle. I would greatly appreciate it if you could share this post with anyone who might find it helpful. Thank you!