This report states a national screening programme targeted at high-risk men is affordable, practical, and a vital step in reversing health inequalities, costing only £18 per eligible person. The analysis finds that a targeted screening programme for Black men and men with a family history of prostate cancer would cost the NHS an extra £25 million a year: just 0.01 per cent of the UK’s annual NHS budget.
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