Yes.

Wow. Great news ... first of a few?

7. And when diagnosed, black men and those from deprived areas are marginally less likely to receive radical treatment for locally advanced prostate cancer

6. But inequalities persist. Most diagnoses in men from affluent areas (blue) and black men have fewer diagnosis despite much higher risk of having #prostatecancer

5. Similar for large bowel toxicity after radiotherapy

4. Good to see rates of Major Urinary events (i.e. mostly a seciond intervention for (in)continence) are low

3. Good to see 92% of low risk disease being managed with Surveillance

2. Good to see diagnosis rate rising ... still catch up for #COVID-19

Key findings include an increase in men newly diagnosed with prostate cancer: in 2023 in England, a 9% increase when compared to 2022 and a 25% increase compared to 2019. In 2022 in Wales, a 26% increase compared to 2021.

1. The NPCA reports are always a great snap shot of ProstateCancer in England and Wales. Worth checking out for nation wide disease patterns. www.npca.org.uk ..