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The Everyman Campaign

Everyman - Funding research to cross out male cancer Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in men aged 15-45 and prostate cancer, which affects over 30,000 men a year, currently kills one man an hour in the UK. The Everyman Campaign, run by The Institute of Cancer Research, is dedicated to raising money for research into testicular and prostate cancer at The Everyman Centre - Europe\'s first and only centre dedicated to research into male cancers. Everyman must raise at least £1.5 million each year to support the vital research into male cancers conducted at the centre. Everyman scientists have made many significant breakthroughs in understanding and treating male cancer, however much more needs to be discovered in order to save lives. Your donation will help support our scientists as they search for new ways to improve the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of male cancers.

Charity Registration Number: X90004