Our research
Everyman scientists at The Institute of Cancer Research are working hard to resolve the unanswered questions surrounding prostate and testicular cancer.
Specifically, researchers are looking into what causes prostate cancer, what causes it to develop and how can we can distinguish prostate cancers which require treatment from those which do not.
Another key area of testicular cancer research is the family link, as the strongest risk factor for testicular cancer is having a first degree relative (father, brother, son) with the disease.
If you have had testicular cancer and would like to help with a research study that aims to identify some of the causes of testicular cancer, then find out more about a new study at The Institute of Cancer Research.
Find out more about the specific projects that Everyman scientists are working on.
