

The UK National Screening Committee’s decision not to introduce routine prostate cancer screening for most men will understandably feel like a setback to many.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men, and early detection saves lives – yet too many diagnoses still depend on chance.
We stand firmly alongside Prostate Cancer UK, who have led the case for change and continue to push for the evidence needed to deliver a national screening programme.
Their TRANSFORM trial, which Movember has proudly supported with a £1 million investment, is already underway and could provide the breakthroughs required to make screening safe, effective and available to all men.
As partners across the sector highlighted today, men at higher risk – including Black men and those with a family history – cannot be left behind. Clear guidance, consistent pathways and better access to risk assessment tools are essential so men understand their risk and can take action early.
Movember remains committed to driving progress in early detection, backing world-leading research, and ensuring men get the information, support and care they deserve.
We will not rest until no man’s diagnosis is left to chance.
Let’s take action. Unite to change the future of men’s health.