Prostate cancer cases in the UK have surged by 100,000 since 2020, hitting 600,000 men—with a new diagnosis every 8 minutes. Macmillan urges men to speak up with doctors, as early-stage cancer often has no symptoms, and delays can mean more advanced disease when symptoms finally appear. Common signs include frequent urination, trouble starting or stopping flow, and blood in urine or semen. While UK screening guidelines currently discourage routine PSA tests, new trials are expanding to include Black men, sparking debate over targeted vs. universal screening and the need to reach high-risk groups.
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