Sir Chris Hoy's efforts to increase prostate cancer awareness have helped drive up referrals to specialists, an NHS trust said. Between 100 and 150 more people a week in Oxfordshire are being referred for potential cancer treatment than in 2024, according to Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust (OUH).

Sir Chris Hoy has revealed he required injections in his spine as a result of his tumour spreading and fracturing his back. The six-time Olympic cycling champion was diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer in 2023 and revealed last year that it is terminal.

Thousands of men have come forward to check their risk of prostate cancer online following a heartfelt plea from cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy. The Olympian, 48, announced his own terminal diagnosis last year and launched a campaign urging men to "spark a conversation and check" two weeks ago.

Sir Chris Hoy has sparked a remarkable surge in prostate cancer awareness since revealing his terminal diagnosis last October. The seven-time Olympic medallist bravely disclosed he has up to four years to live.

Olympic legend Sir Chris Hoy has sparked a national cancer debate as to whether men with no symptoms should be routinely offered the prostate specific antigen (PSA) test

The Olympic legend revealed he had terminal cancer in October with doctors giving him two to four years left to live

Olympic cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy was diagnosed with cancer in September 2023 and revealed he was given "two to four years" to live.

Former Olympic cycling champion found the thought of not being able to pick up his young daughter ‘horrendous’