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And Lord @tomwatsonofficial.bsky.social:
"It is obvious to me that in a civilised society we should allow our GPs to have a conversation with men about what the testing regime should be, particularly those high-risk groups."
"It is obvious to me that in a civilised society we should allow our GPs to have a conversation with men about what the testing regime should be, particularly those high-risk groups."
September 4, 2025 at 3:01 PM
And Lord @tomwatsonofficial.bsky.social:
"It is obvious to me that in a civilised society we should allow our GPs to have a conversation with men about what the testing regime should be, particularly those high-risk groups."
"It is obvious to me that in a civilised society we should allow our GPs to have a conversation with men about what the testing regime should be, particularly those high-risk groups."
And Lord Bailey:
"I had to badger my GP to have it done. I had to point out that I am of West Indian descent and that my family has had this happen before. [...] If you did not have my tenacity, that could be a death sentence."
"I had to badger my GP to have it done. I had to point out that I am of West Indian descent and that my family has had this happen before. [...] If you did not have my tenacity, that could be a death sentence."
September 4, 2025 at 3:01 PM
And Lord Bailey:
"I had to badger my GP to have it done. I had to point out that I am of West Indian descent and that my family has had this happen before. [...] If you did not have my tenacity, that could be a death sentence."
"I had to badger my GP to have it done. I had to point out that I am of West Indian descent and that my family has had this happen before. [...] If you did not have my tenacity, that could be a death sentence."
This is critical, as Baroness Royall said:
"The system benefits men who are aware of the issue and able to interact with doctors, entrenching biological and societal inequalities. It cannot be right that it is awareness, not risk, that determines who gets tested"
"The system benefits men who are aware of the issue and able to interact with doctors, entrenching biological and societal inequalities. It cannot be right that it is awareness, not risk, that determines who gets tested"
September 4, 2025 at 3:01 PM
This is critical, as Baroness Royall said:
"The system benefits men who are aware of the issue and able to interact with doctors, entrenching biological and societal inequalities. It cannot be right that it is awareness, not risk, that determines who gets tested"
"The system benefits men who are aware of the issue and able to interact with doctors, entrenching biological and societal inequalities. It cannot be right that it is awareness, not risk, that determines who gets tested"
Last night Lord Mott raised a quesition for short debate in the @houseoflords.parliament.uk...
"To ask His Majesty’s Gov what steps they are taking to ensure that GPs proactively discuss prostate cancer with men at the highest risk; and inform them of their right to a free PSA test"
"To ask His Majesty’s Gov what steps they are taking to ensure that GPs proactively discuss prostate cancer with men at the highest risk; and inform them of their right to a free PSA test"
September 4, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Last night Lord Mott raised a quesition for short debate in the @houseoflords.parliament.uk...
"To ask His Majesty’s Gov what steps they are taking to ensure that GPs proactively discuss prostate cancer with men at the highest risk; and inform them of their right to a free PSA test"
"To ask His Majesty’s Gov what steps they are taking to ensure that GPs proactively discuss prostate cancer with men at the highest risk; and inform them of their right to a free PSA test"
Yesterday was the third meeting of the APPG on #ProstateCancer
We looked at the work being done in Europe by the Praise-U project to encourage early detection and diagnosis through customised and risk-based screening programmes.
We looked at the work being done in Europe by the Praise-U project to encourage early detection and diagnosis through customised and risk-based screening programmes.
July 16, 2025 at 11:49 AM
Yesterday was the third meeting of the APPG on #ProstateCancer
We looked at the work being done in Europe by the Praise-U project to encourage early detection and diagnosis through customised and risk-based screening programmes.
We looked at the work being done in Europe by the Praise-U project to encourage early detection and diagnosis through customised and risk-based screening programmes.