DJ keeps track of prostate can

A BRISTOL DJ is urging Afro-Caribbean men not to ignore symptoms that could be a sign of prostate cancer.

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Men from Afro-Caribbean backgrounds are three times more likely to be diagnosed with the disease, which kills 10,000 men in the UK every year.

DJ Mistri, or Julz, presents the drive time show on Ujima Radio on Thursdays and Fridays.

He was replica rolex watches shocked to discover that Afro Caribbean men are more likely to get prostate cancer and is now planning to take part in the Run for the Future on the Downs in September.

The 5km-event raises awareness of prostate cancer.

Julz said: "Run for the Future is doing an incredible job getting people talking about prostate cancer."

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Men aged 50 and over are most at risk of prostate cancer, but there is no national screening available on the NHS.

Julz said: "It's vital we discover an accurate testing system which the NHS can adopt. Men are dying needlessly and from ignorance because they won't talk about it."

For more details or to register on the run, visit or call 0117 323 6328.

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