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flag A national audit finds major disparities in prostate cancer treatment access across England and Wales, with older and Black men most affected.

flag A national audit reveals significant disparities in access to life-extending treatments for prostate cancer patients in England and Wales, with 69% in England and 68% in Wales receiving radical therapy, leaving about one-third without curative care. flag Regional variation is stark, ranging from 46% to 87%, and older men and Black men are disproportionately affected, often diagnosed at later stages. flag In 2024, diagnoses rose in England to 58,218, while Wales saw a slight decline. flag Around 12% of cases in England and 20% in Wales were advanced at diagnosis. flag Prostate Cancer UK calls the unequal access unacceptable, citing the absence of a national screening program. flag The Welsh Government acknowledges challenges and highlights ongoing efforts to improve care consistency through its cancer improvement plan.

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