All news on the topic: Prostate cancer

Clarkson's Farm fans have shared their delight after an update was given about farmer and show star Gerald Cooper, who had been diagnosed with prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men - with around one in eight expected to get a diagnosis in their lifetime and one in 44 losing their life from it

Former Coronation Street star Kym Marsh has opened up about her struggles after her father passed away in January following a battle with prostate cancer

Kym Marsh's father David died earlier this year after being diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2021. In a recent chat, she opened up on 'taking comfort' in small moments

KYM MARSH admits she was grief-stricken at losing her beloved dad but believes his spirit is with her every day.The former Coronation Street actress r

Men at a high risk of prostate cancer can get a test - but only if they request one - charity Prostate Cancer UK has warned. It has called for health guidance to be updated

EX rugby star Ugo Monye left Strictly viewers in tears when he revealed he attended his dad’s funeral just hours before his first dance in the show.

The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) concluded that Dr Kenyon's conduct towards a "vulnerable" patient was "wholly unacceptable, morally culpable and disgraceful"

IT’S THE most common cancer in men, but plenty of people rarely give it a second thought.In fact, one in eight blokes will get prostate cancer, and

BOOKMAKERS will once again donate their profits from an iconic Royal Ascot race to six worthwhile causes.This year will be the fifth consecutive year

The TV pundit is teaming up with GenesisCare, the UK’s leading specialist cancer care provider, to promote the Know Your Roots campaign which encourages men to find out about their family prostate cancer history

The dye - which has been developed for prostate cancer but could be adapted to other forms of the disease - shows up areas of cancerous tissue not picked up by the naked eye during surgery

PROSTATE cancer may be the most common cancer in men, but it’s also the most survivable… if you catch it early.The disease has been dubbed the “

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK, with around 1 in 8 men getting the disease in their lifetime - which is why experts are so excited about this new breakthrough

MEN could be checked for prostate cancer with a simple saliva test after a trial found it works better than blood testing.It could save them unnecessa

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While many people know symptoms like lumps are worth getting checked out with a doctor, there are other cancer symptoms that are less well known and should be taken equally seriously

Dr Miriam Stoppard shares research from University College London into the most common cancer in men, which could lead to faster new treatments

Four separate studies suggest a plant-based diet - along with an active lifestyle - could potentially improve the overall survival chances of patients with bowel cancer

The £42 million project, known as Transform, has been hailed as "a pivotal moment in the history of prostate cancer research" by experts. It could save up to 5,000 lives a year

Follwing a period of treatment and recuperation, King Charles III will shortly be returning to his public-facing roles, as experts reveal his return to work is a positive sign

DR Jeff Foster is The Sun on Sunday’s resident doctor and is here to help YOU.Dr Jeff,43, splits his time between working as a GP in Leamingto

Chronic inflammation can lead to a number of serious health conditions, including cancer, heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, depression and Alzheimer's. But eating the right foods can help

The Mirror's Paul Routledge writes about the life of Frank Field, the former Labour MP and minister who died on April 23 after suffering with a terminal illness