“I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS IS HAPPENING… MEN ARE BEING LEFT TO DIE.” Sir Chris Hoy Has Spoken Out In Anguish Over The Uk’s Decision To Block Routine Prostate Cancer Screening For Most Men — A Move He Calls “Beyond Devastating.” The Olympic Champion, Who Is Himself Battling Late-stage Prostate Cancer And Has Been Told He Has Just 2–4 Years To Live, Described The Ruling As Heartbreaking And Infuriating. “I’m Fighting For My Life, And Yet Thousands Of Men Won’t Even Get A Chance To Catch This Early — It’s Cruel, Unfair, And Utterly Soul-destroying,” Hoy Said, His Voice Shaking With Emotion. The Announcement Has Ignited Outrage Among Health Experts And The Public, Many Of Whom Are Demanding Urgent Action To Prevent More Lives Being Lost Unnecessarily.
Sir Chris Hoy has said he is “disappointed and saddened” after UK health chiefs refused to introduce routine prostate cancer screening for the vast majority of men – despite the disease now being the most common cancer in men. The six-time Olympic gold medallist, 49, revealed in 2024 that his own prostate cancer had spread … Read more