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This year’s CEMIX Prostate Cancer Walk and Run smashed records with nearly 1,500 shirts sold, fueled by a heartening surge of younger men stepping up—proof that early screening messages are landing. With prostate cancer still a top threat for Barbadian men, the event’s growth signals a vital shift toward proactive health habits. Minister Davidson Ishmael reinforced that PSA tests starting at age 40 are key to catching changes early and saving lives. No formal registration? No problem—shirt sales tell the story, and organizers are thrilled by the steady climb. Even Barbados Defence Force cadets joined the cause, showing this is a movement uniting all ages. It’s more than a walk—it’s a community rallying cry for men’s health, one test at a time.

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