Healthy Male Volunteers Wanted for Prostate Cancer Research Study.
Here at Aston University, we require healthy male volunteers between the ages of 50-80, to participate in research for Prostate Cancer.
Interested?
email us: [email protected]
or
Call us: 0121 204 3116
1 in 8 men will get prostate cancer at some point in their lives.
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One man dies every 45 minutes from prostate cancer.
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Testing contiunes at @AstonPsychology on the CogCan research study funded by @ProstateUK. Please see our webpage https://t.co/CAiTab8bLB and feel free to contact us for more information #ProstateCancerResearch @qehbham
"One day this technology could be used to detect prostate cancer in the first instance – the long-term aim is to replace the PSA test"
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📢Updated cancer survival statistics reiterate the importance of catching prostate cancer early.
With nearly 40% of cases of the disease caught at a late stage, we need to find better tools to enable early diagnosis & determine which cancers are aggressive & which are not.
Prostate cancer and its treatment can cause physical, emotional and practical issues, but most of these can be managed.
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1 in 4 black men in the UK will get prostate cancer.
#FBF to 2 years ago when our #StrongerKnowingMore campaign kicked off. Thank you to all our supporters who’ve helped spread the word.
2019 will be no different! Together we can stop prostate cancer being a killer.
We are still actively recruiting men with prostate cancer for the CogCan research study. Please see our webpage https://t.co/CAiTab8bLB and feel free to contact us for more information @ProstateUK @qehbham
Men with and without prostate cancer are needed for an MRI research study in the West Midlands - click here to find out more: https://t.co/pXO7jz1bt3 @ProstateUK#CogCan
Researchers in Birmingham are investigating the effects of treatments for prostate cancer on men‘s thinking skills. Interested in being involved? Find out more here: https://t.co/CAiTab8bLB @ProstateUK