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An innovative new research project aimed at improving the diagnosis of prostate cancer is taking place at the Aberystwyth University. Funded by The Prostate Cancer Charity, it is hoped that if successful, this study will help doctors to more clearly see the size and location of a man's prostate cancer in order to make better decisions about the right treatment to use.

An exciting new research project aimed at dramatically improving the effectiveness of radiotherapy treatment for men affected by prostate cancer is taking place at Queen's University Belfast.

Two exciting new research projects aimed at developing new treatments for prostate cancer are to take place at the University of Bradford. Funded by The Prostate Cancer Charity, these innovative new projects aim to develop drugs which are significantly more effective in fighting the disease compared to current treatments available.

Research into prostate cancer receives a major boost today (24th January) as The Prostate Cancer Charity announces its largest research investment into the disease to date.

Researchers from the Universities of Glasgow and Aberdeen will lead on three of the 15 projects from across the UK to be funded by The Prostate Cancer Charity. The Charity is investing over £2 million in an attempt to target some of the most important research challenges facing prostate cancer, from helping to diagnose the disease through to improving treatment options and quality of life for men living with it.

Research into prostate cancer has been given a 'critical' boost as The Prostate Cancer Charity today (24th January) announces its largest investment in research into the disease to date.