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		</div><p>Stephen Fry has joined a campaign to fight unexpected and “scary” prostate cancer.</p>
<p>The comedian, presenter and writer announced last year that he had been diagnosed with the disease.</p>
<p>He is sharing his cancer story alongside other famous talents including musician Nile Rodgers and Oscar-winning actor Jim Broadbent.</p>
<p>The Men, We Are With You campaign by Prostate Cancer UK is aimed at encouraging men to realise the disease can affect anyone, and that there is help available.</p>
<p>Fry said: <em>“A prostate cancer diagnosis is a scary thing – you never expect it’s going to happen to you.</em></p>
<p><em>“Thankfully, mine was caught early enough that something could be done but I know that it isn’t the same for everyone.</em></p>
<p><em>“Prostate Cancer UK are investing in vital research that will hopefully take us that one step closer to finding a screening programme.</em></p>
<p><em>“This could help men have a better chance at early diagnosis and therefore give them more time.”</em></p>
<p>Celebrities from the world of show business and sport have joined the campaign, taking part in videos where they describe their own experiences with cancer.</p>
<p>BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull and comedian Joe Pasquale have backed the bid for greater awareness, along with former footballer Ray Clemence, former boxer Johnny Nelson and ex-rugby player Ugo Monye.</p>
<p>Prostate Cancer UK’s chief executive Angela Culhane said: <em>“This campaign highlights just how many of us are affected, and the real reasons why we need to continue acting against this disease.</em></p>
<p><em>“We want men and their families to know that Prostate Cancer UK is with them – whether that be a place to turn to for information and support about a diagnosis or through funding vital research into better diagnosis, treatment and prevention for the disease.”</em></p>
<p>More information about the Men, We Are With You campaign is available at the Prostate Cancer UK website.</p>
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