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This booklet is a personal guide for men who have recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer. It has space to record details of diagnosis, treatment options and key contacts. Endorsed by BAUS Section of Oncology. Patient Information Award Winner for Men's Health (2008) at the BMA Medical Book awards.

For men who are having hormone therapy for prostate cancer, their partners and families. It describes the different types of hormone therapy, how they work and what the treatment involves. It includes information on the possible side effects men may experience and suggests ways to help manage these.

The Tool Kit is for men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer. It contains fact sheets on how prostate cancer is diagnosed, how it is treated, and lifestyle issues. Call our Helpline on 0800 074 8383 for a personally tailored copy.

This fact sheet explains some of the medical words that you may read or hear when you are finding out about prostate problems and prostate cancer.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

This fact sheet is for men who would like to know more about an approach to prostate cancer treatment called active surveillance.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

This fact sheet is for men who have recently been diagnosed with advanced (metastatic) prostate cancer. It gives an overview of the treatments for advanced prostate cancer and includes information on some of the tests you may have had.

This fact sheet is for men who would like to know more about bisphosphonates to relieve pain in prostate cancer that has spread to the bones.

This is for men who are thinking about having permanent seed brachytherapy to treat their prostate cancer. Partners and families of men with prostate cancer may also find it useful. It describes how prostate cancer is treated using radioactive seeds implanted in the prostate gland.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

This fact sheet is for men who are thinking about having chemotherapy to treat their prostate cancer. It describes how chemotherapy is used to treat prostate cancer as well as the possible side effects.

This fact sheet is for men affected by prostate cancer who would like to know more about clinical trials. It describes the different types of trial and what taking part in one involves.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

A film of a performance exploring some of the issues facing men with prostate cancer and their partners, families and friends. The script is taken directly from interviews with people affected by prostate cancer.

This fact sheet is for men who are thinking about having cryotherapy to treat their prostate cancer.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

This fact sheet is for men who are about to start, or are already taking, the hormone drug degarelix to control their prostate cancer. It explains how the drug is taken, why it is used and what side effects it may cause.

This leaflet is for men who want to eat more healthily and possibly lower their risk of getting prostate cancer. It provides tips on healthy eating and physical activity.

This fact sheet is for men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer and want to improve their health. It describes how a healthy diet and regular physical activity may help you manage the effects of prostate cancer and its treatment.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

Contains 50 copies of Know your prostate: a quick guide. Ideal for displays at exhibitions, in hospital waiting rooms and at fundraising events. Please only order for display use. Empty boxes can be re-filled with loose leaflets. Call 0800 074 8383 if you would like to order larger quantities of loose leaflets.

This booklet is for men who want to know more about a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland, called benign prostatic enlargement (BPE) or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). The booklet describes the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of an enlarged prostate.

This fact sheet is for men who are thinking about having radiotherapy to treat their prostate cancer.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

Contains all printed Tool Kit fact sheets, for health professionals to use as a reference. Men diagnosed with prostate cancer can order a personally tailored copy by calling our Helpline on 0800 074 8383. You can also order larger numbers of individual fact sheets to give to your patients.

Gives telephone and email contact details of our confidential Helpline, in a handy business card size.

Gives telephone and email contact details of our confidential Helpline.

This fact sheet is for men who are thinking about having high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) to treat their prostate cancer.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

This is for men who are thinking about having temporary brachytherapy to treat their prostate cancer. Partners and families of men with prostate cancer may also find it useful. It describes how sources of radiation are temporarily inserted into the prostate gland to treat the cancer.

This fact sheet is for men who are about to start, or are already receiving, hormone therapy to control their prostate cancer.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

This fact sheet is for anyone who would like to know more about how prostate cancer is diagnosed. It describes the tests used to diagnose prostate cancer and explains what the results may show.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

Know your prostate: a guide to common prostate problems is for every man. Learn about the prostate gland and what symptoms to look out for. This booklet includes information on prostate cancer, enlarged prostate (BPH) and prostatitis.

This handy credit card sized leaflet gives basic information on prostate cancer and other prostate problems, including information on risk factors and symptoms. These cards are ideal for displays and to hand out at events. Suitable for health professionals and organisations to help promote prostate cancer awareness.

A collection of personal stories highlighting the journeys and challenges of African Caribbean men and women affected by prostate cancer.

This booklet is for men living with prostate cancer, before during and after treatment. It is also for men who may be having their prostate cancer monitored, rather than having treatment. It contains information about the physical and emotional effects of living with prostate cancer and treatment, and looks at ways to manage them. It also provides information about practical issues such as work and money.

This fact sheet is for men who have been diagnosed with localised prostate cancer. It gives an overview of the different treatments available for localised prostate cancer and includes information on some of the tests you may have had.

This fact sheet is for men who have recently been diagnosed with locally advanced prostate cancer. It gives an overview of the treatments for locally advanced prostate cancer and includes information on some of the tests you may have had.

This fact sheet is for men with advanced (metastatic) prostate cancer that has spread outside of the prostate gland to the bones. It tells you about a rare condition called metastatic spinal cord compression (MSCC) that can happen when cancer cells grow in or near to the spine and press on the spinal cord.

This fact sheet is for men with advanced prostate cancer who are having problems with pain. It describes the types and causes of pain that you might have, as well as possible ways of treating and controlling your pain.

This fact sheet is for men with advanced prostate cancer who would like to know more about treatment with radiotherapy to help relieve symptoms. This is called palliative radiotherapy. Palliative radiotherapy does not aim to get rid of your cancer but it can help to slow down its growth.

This booklet is for you if you have prostate cancer that has spread to other parts of the body and are experiencing symptoms such as bone pain. This is called advanced prostate cancer. We describe the possible symptoms you might experience, ways to manage these, and emotional and practical support available.

This fact sheet is for men who would like information about pelvic floor muscle exercises. These exercises can help men deal urinary problems such as incontinence.

This fact sheet is included with the urinary problems after prostate cancer treatment fact sheet, so you do not need to order both.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

An introduction to the prostate gland and common prostate problems. Includes Know your prostate: a guide to common prostate problems, Understanding the PSA test and Diet, activity and your risk of prostate cancer.

This fact sheet is for men who want to know more about changes to the cells of the prostate gland, called prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (PIN). It describes the causes, diagnosis and treatment of PIN.

This booklet is for men who want to know more about prostatitis. The booklet describes the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of prostatitis.

A personal record of PSA test results and treatments.

Our publications catalogue contains details of all of our current publications and information and awareness resources.

This booklet is for men who are worried that their prostate cancer might come back or who have prostate cancer that has recurred after having had one or more treatments.

This fact sheet is for men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer and also for their partners. It describes how prostate cancer and its treatment can affect your sex life and your fertility.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

This fact sheet is for men who are thinking about having surgery to treat their prostate cancer.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

Describes the work of the Charity, including who we are, what we do and how you can help.

This fact sheet is for men who are thinking about having an operation called a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) to treat symptoms of an enlarged prostate gland. You may hear this condition called benign prostatic enlargement (BPE) or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).

This fact sheet is for men with prostate cancer who are thinking about going on holiday or travelling abroad. It gives tips to help you prepare for your trip, including guidance on how to arrange travel insurance.

This fact sheet is for men who would like to find out more about prostate cancer that is no longer responding to their original hormone therapy. It describes treatments that may help and lists other sources of support.

This booklet is for men who are considering having a PSA test or want to know more about PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen). Patient Information Award Winner for Men's Health (2009) at the BMA Medical Book awards.

A wallet sized card for men with prostate problems, who may need urgent access to a toilet. It does not guarantee access but may make it easier to ask for help.

This fact sheet is for men who are concerned about problems with controlling or passing urine. This fact sheet may also be useful for partners or family of men with prostate cancer who want to know more about urinary problems.

This fact sheet includes the pelvic floor muscle exercises fact sheet, so you do not need to order both.

Included in the Tool Kit information pack.

Watchful waiting is a way of monitoring prostate cancer that is not causing any symptoms or problems. The aim is to monitor the cancer over the long term because prostate cancer is often slow growing and may not cause you any symptoms or problems in your lifetime.

Read more about how prostate cancer and its treatment can impact on your sex life, how you feel about yourself and any relationships you have. It takes you through the sexual side effects you may experience and the treatment and support that is available. The DVD features six personal stories of men dealing with changes to their sex life during and after treatment for prostate cancer.

This leaflet is for African Caribbean men, their partners and families. It gives information on the risk factors for prostate cancer and the symptoms to look out for.

It's the size of a walnut but we'll need a sledgehammer to crack it.

To you it's a nutshell. To 40,000 men each year it's a bombshell.

I'm helping crack prostate cancer.

This isn't the annual death toll from prostate cancer. It's the monthly one.

Did you know women suffer from prostate cancer too?

There are two sides to the prostate.

It's not what you'd call a 21st century procedure.

It isn't just your team that needs support.

We regret to announce that during today's match two men will die of prostate cancer.

Men united vs prostate cancer.

It's the size of a walnut but we'll need a sledgehammer to crack it.

To you it's a nutshell. To 40,000 men every year it's a bombshell.

Did you know women suffer from prostate cancer too?

It's not what you'd call a 21st century procedure.

I'm helping crack prostate cancer.

This isn't the annual death toll from prostate cancer. It's the monthly one.

There are two sides to the prostate.

It isn't just your team that needs support.

Men united vs prostate cancer.

We regret to announce that during today's match two men will die of prostate cancer.

The following standards set out the prostate cancer care that you should expect to receive.

Information about our peer support service. This service offers anyone confronted with prostate cancer or supporting someone through a diagnosis, the opportunity to talk with a trained support volunteer.

Information about our Get back on track service. Fatigue (extreme tiredness) can be very debilitating and prevent men who have had treatment for prostate cancer from leading an active and healthy life. The service aims to help men manage this condition both during and after diagnosis and treatment.