The NHS is set to review its prostate cancer testing guidelines after Sir Chris Hoy, the Olympic champion recently diagnosed with terminal cancer, urged younger men to consider testing. In a heartfelt interview, Hoy emphasized that men with a family history should seek PSA blood tests, which are currently not routinely offered to those under 50 without symptoms. Health Secretary Wes Streeting acknowledged Hoy’s compelling argument and announced that the NHS would explore the possibility of lowering the testing age. Prostate Cancer UK supports this move, highlighting the potential to save lives through earlier detection.