June 13, 2025

Report: Ensuring Early Diagnosis of High-Risk Prostate Cancer

Report: Ensuring Early Diagnosis of High-Risk Prostate Cancer

A report drawn from the group's first meeting in 2025

Early diagnosis of prostate cancer can transform lives. Too many men are still being diagnosed too late, particularly those at highest risk, Black men and men with a family history of the disease. This report from the APPG on Prostate Cancer draws on the group's first meeting in 2025 and particularly the contribtions of Professors Chinegwundoh and Eeles when it comes to targeting men at high risk. We hope the policy recommendations within the report can be considered and help shape the ways in which prostate cancer is identified and diagnosed.



This is not an official website of Parliament. It has not been approved by either House. APPGs are informal groups of Parliamentarians with a common interest in particular issues. The views expressed are those of the group.

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The APPG on Prostate Cancer is supported by Prostate Cancer Research and Prostate Cancer UK. For media enquiries or charity-specific questions, please contact the respective organisation directly.

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This is not an official website of Parliament. It has not been approved by either House. APPGs are informal groups of Parliamentarians with a common interest in particular issues. The views expressed are those of the group.

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The APPG on Prostate Cancer is supported by Prostate Cancer Research and Prostate Cancer UK. For media enquiries or charity-specific questions, please contact the respective organisation directly.

© Copyright 2025. All Rights Reserved by APPG on Prostate Cancer

This is not an official website of Parliament. It has not been approved by either House. APPGs are informal groups of Parliamentarians with a common interest in particular issues. The views expressed are those of the group.

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The APPG on Prostate Cancer is supported by Prostate Cancer Research and Prostate Cancer UK. For media enquiries or charity-specific questions, please contact the respective organisation directly.

© Copyright 2025. All Rights Reserved by APPG on Prostate Cancer