Join Team Cancer Research UK for the Edinburgh Half Marathon 2026 and play your part in supporting vital cancer research.

The PSA test is a blood test that measures the amount of prostate-specific antigen (PSA, a protein made by cells in the prostate gland) in the blood. It’s normal for all people with a prostate - ...

Throughout the month of July. Whether you're a beginner or an expert cyclist, this is your chance to make every ride count this July. Whether you choose to cycle 75 miles a week, spread your cycles ...

The Keepy-Uppy Challenge is a fundraising challenge asking supporters to complete 100 keepy-uppies a day during the men's world cup whilst raising money for Bobby Moore Fund.

Too much ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun can damage skin cells and cause skin cancer. In the UK up to 9 in 10 cases of melanoma skin cancer could be prevented by staying safe in the sun and ...

NETs and NECs are very different. So it is important to know which one you have. Talk to your doctor or specialist nurse if you are not sure. Neuroendocrine cancers start in nerve and gland cells that ...

The Local Stats Data Hub offers information from across the cancer pathway, providing the best available statistics for a chosen constituency.

Bobby Moore Fund Run 66 Miles Challenge Fundraising Hub provides downloadable resources, such as a fundraising pack and badges to help you with fundraising for your challenge.

The frequently asked questions for the Keepy-Uppy Challenge for the Bobby Moore Fund, for instance what the challenge involves, how you can complete it, and when it is.

The Run 66 Miles Challenge is a fundraising challenge asking supporters to complete 66 miles of running throughout July whilst raising money for Bobby Moore Fund.

You usually have this test in the outpatient department under local anaesthetic . Sometimes, you may have it in the operating theatre under a general anaesthetic. This is when you are asleep and don’t ...

a test that looks for blood in your poo. This is a Faecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) looking at the whole of the inside of your large bowel using a flexible tube (colonoscopy) or to look at the lower ...