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Simon D'arcy, a supporter of The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to The Daily Mail about his experiences of prostate cancer, following the advice of his wife, a practice nurse, who persuaded him to get checked for the disease.

Dr Kate Holmes, Research Manager at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to The Daily Mail and The Scotsman about new research, into developing a more accurate test for prostate cancer based on a person's DNA.

John Neate, Chief Executive of The Prostate Cancer Charity, continued the debate around the UK National Screening Committee's recent decision in an exclusive blog for The Guardian Online.

John Neate, Chief Executive of The Prostate Cancer Charity, gave his reaction to the UK National Screening Committee's decision not to recommend a screening programme for prostate cancer. The Charity's comments were featured in the Sunday Mail and BBC News Online.

Dr Helen Rippon, Head of Research at The Prostate Cancer Charity, responded to new research, which has uncovered a protein that turns healthy prostate cells into potentially deadly cancerous cells. Dr Rippon's comments were featured in the Daily Mail.

Dr Sarah Cant, Head of Policy and Campaigns and Ruth Holdaway, Head of Operations and Marketing Communications at The Prostate Cancer Charity took part in pre-recorded interviews on BBC News 24 and Sky News respectively to discuss new research, which has revealed that the length of a man's index finger in relation to his ring finger could provide clues to his risk of developing prostate cancer.

The Prostate Cancer Charity's Chief Executive, John Neate, spoke to the London Metro newspaper about the impact of Movember on the lives of men and their families affected by prostate cancer.