A report from a UK clinical consensus on PSA blood testing

Our limited-time only webinar that was recorded at the Guidelines conference in November 2024, about optimising the use of the PSA blood test in asymptomatic men for early prostate cancer detection in primary care. *This recording will expire in November 2025*
Counselling Patients on the PSA Blood Test
Prostate Cancer UK’s toolkit offers an overview of updated PSA test guidance per the 2019 NICE guidelines, aiming to improve diagnostic accuracy and safety, and assists healthcare professionals in discussing the test’s pros and cons with patients to support informed decision-making.
The professional development framework for specialist prostate cancer nursing
This Professional Development Framework, supported by Prostate Cancer UK and developed by nurses, researchers, and patients, outlines the essential skills, knowledge, and training for nurses advancing in prostate cancer care.
Tens of thousands fewer men face harm in prostate cancer diagnosis
Prostate Cancer UK’s new research indicates that improved scans and safer biopsies may allow the UK to launch a prostate cancer screening program, potentially reducing deaths and harms, with the National Screening Committee considering new screening proposals.
Risks, Counselling, and the importance of Active Surveillance

David Thurtle, senior urology registrar in the East of England, introduces you to the importance of Active Surveillance.
Active Surveillance – the Wild West of prostate cancer management

Vincent J Gnanapragasam, Professor of Urology in the University of Cambridge and an Honorary Consultant Urologist at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge, presents the difficulties and challenges of Active Surveillance.
Equality, inclusivity, and holistic care of prostate cancer
Siva Tharshini Ramalingam, Cardio-Oncology Specialty Doctor at the Royal Brompton Hospital in London, shares insights on equality, inclusivity, and holistic care of prostate cancer.
Meet the unmet need: how to provide support on sexual functions

William Kinnaird, Consultant Therapeutic Radiographer at University College London Hospitals , helps you understanding the importance of providing support on sexual functions after a prostate cancer treatment.
Living and dying well with prostate cancer

Philippa Aslet, Director of Nursing, St Michaels Hospice North Hampshire and Ann Graham, volunteer at Prostate Cancer UK, discuss the importance of living and dying well with prostate cancer.
Patients’ Story

Nick Ridgman, Head of Support Services at Prostate Cancer UK, is joined by Robin Porter and Anthony Francis, patients with lived experience, to discuss missing recurrences after prostatectomy.