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Here at Prostate Cancer Research we are determined to provide a better future for people affected by prostate cancer. We fund world-class scientists and their pioneering research into prostate cancer, working towards new breakthrough treatments.

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Racial Disparities in Prostate Cancer

PCR launches new project at Harvard to investigate how neighborhoods contribute to prostate cancer inequity

Racial Disparities in Prostate Cancer

We support bold science, backed by patients, to keep our research both cutting-edge and relevant. Patients give feedback directly to scientists so that they can understand, learn and modify their research so that what they do in a lab will make a difference to patients.

Over the past four years, we have expanded our research five-fold, notwithstanding the COVID-19 pandemics and lockdowns, in which we were the only charity not to cut a single research project or budget, and been shortlisted for an impact award. We are endlessly striving for patient benefit. Having expanded so exponentially in the UK, we are now launching in the US so that even more people affected by prostate cancer can benefit from what we do and so that we can bring the brightest minds on both sides of the Atlantic together to accelerate innovation.

Funding Opportunity: closes 15th Jan 2023

At PCR, we are pleased to announce the launch of our 2022 Grant Call, which will be open to all types of research into prostate cancer. This grant call is now open.

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Never underestimate the power of sitting in a doctors room with someone you love who is fighting cancer and hearing the words 'there is a new type of treatment available'.
Louise
Daughter of Prostate Cancer survivor;p