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The six-time Olympic cycling champion revealed last month that his cancer was terminal.

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The Olympic champion announced at the weekend that his prostate cancer is terminal.

Olympian's announcement has led to 'seven fold' increase in men seeking prostate cancer advice, says wife Sarra

Professor Alan McNeill, a doctor who founded the charity Prostate Scotland, said the cycling star would ‘undoubtedly’ help raise awareness.

Sir Chris Hoy, an inspiration to so many of us, has just revealed he has terminal prostate cancer aged just 48 years old.

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Allan Peiper has won stages and Grand Tours, both as a rider and a DS. Since 2014, though, his biggest challenge has been a recurring battle with prostate cancer. He talks candidly to Chris Marshall-Bell about the ups and downs of his struggle