Actor and broadcaster Peter Duncan, 72, is calling for approval of a prostate cancer treatment he describes as “life-changing.” Duncan has spoken publicly about his illness, having revealed a prostate cancer diagnosis in 2019. In the latest reports, he frames the requested approval as important for patients who could benefit from the therapy. The accounts describe Duncan discussing his experience and advocating for access to the treatment, but they do not provide additional specifics such as the treatment’s name, who regulates or approves it, or timelines for any decision. Overall, the coverage focuses on Duncan’s public advocacy and his personal connection to the disease, stemming from his 2019 diagnosis. Both reports attribute the call to Duncan’s efforts to promote wider availability of the prostate cancer treatment, presenting it as significant in terms of potential impact on patients’ lives.