The precision radiotherapy uses higher doses of radiation and fires beams at the tumour from multiple directions, allowing doctors to cut sessions from 20 to just five.

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK, with more than 55,000 men being diagnosed every year

The precision radiotherapy uses higher doses of radiation and fires beams at the tumour from multiple directions, allowing doctors to cut sessions from 20 to just five.

The precision treatment uses higher doses of radiation and fires beams at the tumour from multiple directions, allowing doctors to cut sessions from 20 to just five.

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