£10,000 from the Bromsgrove Freemasons will help prostate cancer patients in Worcestershire
Rory the Robot given the green light by Worcestershire health bosses
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Suffolk Freemasons organise Prostate Cancer Screening
2017 News
Prostate Cancer Screening
Suffolk Provincial Grand Lodge and Chaps have teamed up to provide a programme for all Suffolk Masons and a “buddy” to have a Prostate Check. This is a simple blood test [PSA] that has achieved very good results in other programmes by highlighting a need to follow the result up with your GP.[ 10% referral].11,000 men die each year from Prostate Cancer and the latest information shows that PSA based screening can cut the death rate by 50% This is important – see the details below to book your appointment. Minimal charge of £18.00 per person.
Freemasons £1000 Donation for Prostate Cancer Awareness
On October 14th the Freemasons of South Wales made a significant contribution to Prostate Cancer Awareness by making a donation of £1,000 to the Red Sock…
Freemasons in Kent set to Award £38,038.91 in Autumn Charity Awards Presentation
On Saturday the 12th of November 2016 at 10am, the Cornwallis East Kent Freemasons Charity (www.cornwallisekfc.org.uk) will be hosting a presentation…
Over 100 attend Prostate Screening at Ellesmere Port Masonic Hall
Area 2 Prostate Screening W Bro Adrian Davies On Saturday 29th October, the Prostate Screening tests were carried out at Ellesmere Port Masonic Hall. This…
117 attend Bletchley Freemasons Prostate Cancer awareness event
The initiative was started in 2015 by Bucks Freemasons, and has now seen several hundred men in the county tested, with some of them having follow-on checks after receiving their PSA results.
During the day 117 visitors were tested.
Freemasons Grand Charity awards £100,000 to Cancer Genetics team at University of East Anglia
The Grand Charity has awarded a £100,000 grant to the Cancer Genetics team at the University of East Anglia to help fund research that will focus on distinguishing between aggressive and non-aggressive forms of the disease. Lead researcher Professor Colin Cooper explained that a critical problem in clinical management is an inability to distinguish this at the time of diagnosis.
Freemasons Victoria $750,000 to the Australian Prostate Cancer Research Centre
Freemasons Victoria and the Freemasons Foundation are very proud to hand over a cheque for $750,000 to the Australian Prostate Cancer Research Centre.
Just when ewe think it’s all over………
The Brethren of Harry C Preater Lodge No.8204 know just how to have a good time and they proved it once again after the recent meeting on Monday 15 February when they held their annual sheep race night.