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The Guardian
Chris Hoy on efforts to end men's prostate cancer mortality
Sir Chris Hoy, a six-time Olympic cycling champion, has lived with stage 4 prostate cancer for nearly three years. He was diagnosed after a shoulder tumour revealed that cancer had spread from his prostate to multiple bones, with an expected life expectancy of two to four years. Hoy emphasizes the importance of raising awareness about prostate cancer, highlighting that 10,000 men are diagnosed with stage 4 annually, and advocates for proactive screening measures. Despite his prognosis, Hoy remains active through charity rides and continues to work on raising funds and awareness, while also managing treatment and personal challenges.
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