High risk men still avoid testing, often because outdated myths about screening make them embarrassed to seek help
High risk men still avoid testing, often because outdated myths about screening make them embarrassed to seek help
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Survey exposes widespread confusion about disease
Offering blood tests to men aged 45 and 70 could mean around 820 a year have their cancer caught earlier
Thousands of men forced to have unnecessary treatment as a result, experts say
Fewer men are undergoing unnecessary biopsies, which can have harmful side-effects, report finds
Health Secretary backs Telegraph campaign for introduction of targeted screening
Healthcare watchdog to re-examine ‘outdated’ guidance to prevent needless cancer treatment
