Ten thousand men die of prostate cancer each year, but research shows that only a third of men even know where their prostate is. While there have been high-profile awareness campaigns and national screening programmes for breast and cervical cancers, many clinicians feel that prostate cancer has been overlooked. It's more common in men with a family history of the illness, and three times more common in the Afro-Caribbean community. Jane discusses what to look out for and the best way to treatÌýthe diseaseÌýwith consultant urologist. Paul Miller. They are joined byÌýpoet Benjamin Zephaniah, who's written a play about prostate cancer. by Benjamin Zephaniah is in Bristol on 10th March,Ìý Winson Green, Birmingham on 11th March;Ìý West Bromwich on 12th March;ÌýLeeds 13th March;ÌýLiverpool 14th March. Ìý
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