Prostate Cancer Tests Available As Part Of McGill’s Buses Scheme

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Written By Andrew Bowman

McGill’s Buses is proud to support the Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative, a new programme designed to improve the early diagnosis of prostate cancer and gather vital data to help shape future screening and treatment.

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer affecting men in Scotland. Ahead of the full national rollout, a pilot programme is taking place across the West of Scotland. As part of this, McGill’s is offering free prostate screening to all male employees aged 40 and over, alongside members of the local community.

Those wishing to take part can access a free PSA test at the following McGill’s locations:

  • Greenock – Monday 16 February

  • Inchinnan – Tuesday 17 February

  • Johnstone – Wednesday 18 February

Taking part is quick, simple, and could make a life-saving difference. To book an appointment, follow the instructions in the image above, using SCOTLAND if prompted for a code. 

Andrew Bowman
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