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Prostate Cancer

A man receives testing as the public sessions of the Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative begin
Prostate Cancer

Medical firm hails ‘phenomenal’ response to Scottish prostate cancer initiative

A prostate cancer screening programme launched by Sir Chris Hoy and Kenny Logan earlier this week has received a “truly phenomenal” response, one of the companies delivering it has said.
Sir Chris Hoy speaks during the Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative launch event. Sir Chris Hoy speaks during the Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative launch event.
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'It’s a crime': Why are Scottish men more likely to have stage 4 prostate cancer?

Olympian Sir Chris Hoy, Scotland rugby international, Kenny Logan, and leading business figures including Sir Tom Hunter launched the Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative in Glasgow. Olympian Sir Chris Hoy, Scotland rugby international, Kenny Logan, and leading business figures including Sir Tom Hunter launched the Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative in Glasgow.
Prostate Cancer
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Sir Chris Hoy: 'Prostate cancer diagnosis changed my life' as new testing launches

Prostate cancer screening is not likely to be widely rolled out by the NHS. Prostate cancer screening is not likely to be widely rolled out by the NHS.
Neil Gray
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Upset in Scotland as panel rejects wider prostate cancer screening for high-risk men

Health Secretary Neil Gray has been embroiled in a row over using ministerial cars to attend Health Secretary Neil Gray has been embroiled in a row over using ministerial cars to attend
David Cameron
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Pressure mounts as Scotland backs review of UK prostate screening rollout

Lord David Cameron (Ben Birchall/PA) Lord David Cameron (Ben Birchall/PA)
David Cameron
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David Cameron reveals prostate cancer diagnosis and backs screening

John Swinney hosted a roundtable that included Sir Chris Hoy John Swinney hosted a roundtable that included Sir Chris Hoy
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Sir Chris Hoy meets with John Swinney as discuss prostate cancer testing

John Swinney was scathing about the performance of Iain Gillespie, the former Principal of Dundee University John Swinney was scathing about the performance of Iain Gillespie, the former Principal of Dundee University
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Want to talk about waste, Mr Swinney? Have you got a mirror?

Should we be charged to enter cultural attractions like the National Museum of Scotland? Should we be charged to enter cultural attractions like the National Museum of Scotland?
Heritage
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Letters: Let's get with the real world and start charging for museums and galleries

Sir Chris Hoy Sir Chris Hoy
Prostate Cancer
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Sir Chris Hoy ‘openness’ sees surge in prostate cancer awareness - charity

Sir Chris Hoy Sir Chris Hoy
Prostate Cancer
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Sir Chris Hoy urges change of prostate cancer screening age to save 'millions'

The government have been given advice on how to save lives The government have been given advice on how to save lives
Prostate Cancer
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Government told how to save lives by changing prostate cancer guidelines

Glasgow University Professor Willy Maley on cancer diagnosis Glasgow University Professor Willy Maley on cancer diagnosis
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'All of my essays will be poems now' Professor Willy Maley on cancer diagnosis

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