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Campaign resources - urological cancers

This page contains a collection of assets available relating to urological cancers, including kidney, bladder and prostate cancer.

Prostate cancer signs and symptoms animation

2026-10-30T09:33:49+00:00

We have a prostate cancer signs and symptoms animation for organisations to post across social media and use in waiting rooms. Copy Animation preview Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer for men in the UK. Catching cancer early saves lives. Know the signs and your risk. #GMProstateCancer #Movember Most early prostate cancer does not produce symptoms. If you are at higher risk you should discuss a PSA test even if you have no symptoms. Get to know the signs of prostate cancer: difficulty in passing urine such as a slow flow, straining when you wee or [...]

Prostate cancer signs and symptoms animation2026-10-30T09:33:49+00:00

Blood in your Pee? See your GP!

2026-08-25T16:34:18+00:00

The Blood in Pee? See your GP campaign features a brightly coloured cartoon character of a toilet, and uses memorable rhymes on posters and on social media. It aims to make sure that everyone in the region knows it’s important to seek help if they spot blood in their pee, even if it only happens once. Social media copy ***Please download the assets separately. The ones here are for illustration only.*** Copy Image preview ALT text Seeing blood in your pee can be a sign of kidney or bladder cancer. It affects men as well as women. It’s probably [...]

Blood in your Pee? See your GP!2026-08-25T16:34:18+00:00

Prostate cancer risk

2026-05-21T15:22:39+00:00

Please use these assets to raise awareness about prostate cancer symptoms in Greater Manchester. Social media copy.  ***Please download the assets separately. The ones here are for illustration only.*** Copy long (Facebook & Instagram) Image preview ALT text The chances of developing prostate cancer are higher for men or people with a prostate who are: • black • have Jewish heritage • or have a family history of prostate, breast or ovarian cancer. If you fall into one of these groups you should speak to your GP to discuss your risk. You may also decide to ask for a [...]

Prostate cancer risk2026-05-21T15:22:39+00:00
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