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The Great PSA Debate
Speakers and Presenations

The podium speakers at the debate are listed below. Where they used slides or a script, a link to a PDF file is included.

Chairing the Debate

David Vickery

Introducing the Debate

Sandy Tyndale-Biscoe, Chairman, Prostate Cancer Support Federation
Dr Dennis Brennan, Medical Advisor, Sainsburys, 1985-2000

For the motion:

Prof Roger Kirby, founder of the Prostate Centre and Chairman of Trustees of Prostate UK
Mr David Baxter-Smith, a consultant urologist
Dr Tom Stuttaford, former GP, MP and Medical Correspondent of the Times

Speaking against the motion:

John Neate, Chief Executive of the Prostate Cancer Charity
Dr Chris Parker, Institute of Cancer Research at the Royal Marsden Hospital
Prof Kenneth Muir, Professor of Epidemiology, Warwick University

Providing the Scottish Perspective:

Kerry  Napuk  &  Chris  Garner,  Edinburgh  &  Lothians  Support   Group

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This page was updated on 17^th November 2009