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Men who consistently avoid prostate cancer screening appointments face a disproportionately higher risk of dying from the disease, finds research identifying a new high-risk group.

Thanks to the incredible support from customers and colleagues, Marks & Spencer has already raised over £55,000 for Prostate Cancer UK, just two weeks into its campaign to encourage more men to get ...

Researchers said that the variation 'speaks to the ongoing lack of clarity regarding prostate cancer screening practice in the UK'. Professor Gary Abel, from the University of Exeter, who led the ...

Prostate Cancer UK said it had significant concerns about the sale of the tests given their "questionable accuracy" and the absence of a doctor to interpret the results. There is no national ...

In a letter to Prostate Cancer UK, seen by the BBC, Health Minister Karin Symth said NHS England's decision was 'based on overall affordability' and that 'it would not be appropriate to intervene'.

Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (ANVISA) has granted approval for Telix Pharmaceuticals’ Illuccix, a prostate cancer imaging agent ... Australia, the UK, and several nations within the ...

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in Ireland. In the UK it is now the most common of all cancers, causing more deaths than breast cancer. There are no symptoms in the early stages.

The research published in the British Journal of General Practice and funded by Cancer Research UK, and, has found that one in five patients with prostate cancer in England are diagnosed after PSA ...

Olympic legend Sir Chris Hoy has sparked a national debate as to whether men with no symptoms should be offered the prostate specific antigen (PSA) test. New research funded by Cancer Research UK ...

Researchers said that the variation “speaks to the ongoing lack of clarity regarding prostate cancer screening practice in the UK”. Professor Gary Abel, from the University of Exeter ...

"We found that prostate cancer follows a common evolutionary path, with different tumors branching off depending on early genetic changes and an individual's inherited genetic background.