The NHS is set to review its prostate cancer testing guidelines after Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy’s heartfelt plea for younger men to undergo testing. Hoy, who is battling terminal cancer that has spread to his bones, advocates for men with family histories to get PSA tests before age 50. Health Secretary Wes Streeting supports the review, emphasizing the need for evidence-based decisions. Prostate Cancer UK also encourages more widespread testing to potentially save lives, highlighting the disease’s silent nature and the importance of early detection.

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