Higher risk
African-Caribbean men are more likely to develop aggressive prostate cancer.
Our research in Jamaica and the UK explores how prostate cancer develops in African-Caribbean men, to improve outcomes for our community.
African-Caribbean men are more likely to develop aggressive prostate cancer.
Too little research has focused on how prostate cancer develops in our community.
We study tumour genomics alongside lifestyle and family history to understand why.
Our goal is to build knowledge that can support better detection, treatment and care.
Working together
A research partnership connecting people, expertise and communities across the UK and Jamaica.
Our research partnership
We study prostate tumours to understand the different evolutionary pathways seen in African-Caribbean men.
Learn more βWe collect information about diet, lifestyle and family history and link this with biological information.
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We work with our community to shape the research and make sure our materials are clear and relevant.
Learn more βUpcoming event
Date: Sunday 11 October 2026
Time: 3:00 pmβ7:00 pm
Venue: Heaton Mersey Village Cricket Club, Manchester
Join us for an afternoon of talks, discussion and Q&A about prostate cancer research, with researchers, clinicians and community voices.
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Coming up
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A team of researchers, clinicians and collaborators working together across the UK and Jamaica.
Meet the team βResearch update
We are recruiting participants at The Christie as the UK part of the study continues.
Read more βResearch update
Our Jamaica study has received ethics approval and the team is preparing for participant recruitment.
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Community update
Community contributors are helping us review study materials and shape how we communicate our research.
Read more βWhether you want to take part in our research, attend an event or help spread the word, there are many ways to get involved.