As part of Cambridge United’s involvement in the Prostate United challenge, Cambridge United Foundation has partnered with My PSA Tests to provide free PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) blood tests at the Cledara Abbey Stadium on Tuesday 1 October, between 1pm and 5pm...
Testing will take place in the Director’s Lounge and is open to men aged 40–80. If you, a friend, or a relative would like to take a test after making an informed choice, please reserve an appointment in advance.
How to book your free test:
- Click here to visit the booking page.
- Enter the private event code: CUFC25 when prompted.
Register on the site, then use the green tab at the bottom of the page to select an appointment slot.
The PSA test is a simple blood test that can help detect potential prostate problems, including prostate cancer. It isn’t a diagnosis in itself – PSA levels can be raised for many reasons, such as exercise or other health conditions – but it can indicate whether you should consult your GP for further checks.
Around two out of three men with a raised PSA level do not have prostate cancer, so the test is an important first step rather than a conclusion. You may also wish to check your level of risk before booking a test using the online risk checker, linked within the booking form.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men, but the earlier it is found, the easier it is to treat.
For any help with booking, please contact the My PSA Tests office on 01926 419959.
