Prostate Progress chosen for research programme

NHS England’s data for research and development programme has selected Prostate Progress, a prostate cancer Research project, as a driver project to help tackle the second leading cause of cancer death in UK males. This unique collaboration provides approved researchers secure access to pseudonymised NHS prostate cancer patient data combined with patient-reported information. Supported by actor and presenter Stephen Fry, a prostate cancer survivor, the initiative aims to improve care and outcomes for patients. Fry urges patients to participate in this transformative research effort. For more information, watch the video.

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