Overview

• Murnaghan, diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer in June, says he fell through NHS screening gaps when routine care omitted PSA testing.
• He reports responding positively to a recently approved treatment regimen and is optimistic about emerging clinical trials for advanced prostate cancer.
• Under current NHS guidance, PSA tests are not routinely offered but can be requested by men over 50 and by high-risk individuals at an earlier age.
• The former presenter urges all men to insist on regular PSA monitoring to catch prostate cancer before it progresses to advanced stages.
• He will join Sir Chris Hoy’s Tour de 4 cycling challenge in Glasgow this September to raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer charities.