ITV is running a campaign with charity Prostate Cancer UK to raise awareness of the disease, which kills at least one man every hour. The Stand By Your Man campaign is asking women to talk to men about how prostate cancer can be treated
It kills four men every day in London - 1,600 every year.
Many of them die because of embarrassment, ignorance or fear.
We're talking about prostate cancer and today ITV - in conjunction with Prostate Cancer UK - has launched "Stand By Your Man".
It's a campaign to raise awareness of the disease - to encourage men to talk about their health
Above all, it's to help save lives.
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