Fewer men are undergoing unnecessary biopsies, which can have harmful side-effects, report finds
Fewer men are undergoing unnecessary biopsies, which can have harmful side-effects, report finds
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Offering blood tests to men aged 45 and 70 could mean around 820 a year have their cancer caught earlier
Study finds targeted treatment method has less than half the risk of dysfunction compared with standard techniques
A wave of British scientific breakthroughs is poised to transform how prostate cancer is found and treated
Healthcare watchdog to re-examine ‘outdated’ guidance to prevent needless cancer treatment
After decades of improvement, the number of men living on for 10 years after diagnosis has dropped
Experts say the figures are ‘unacceptable’ and urge the NHS to use a quicker and cheaper MRI scan
