All news on the topic: Prostate cancer

Dave Courtney was found dead at his Camelot Castle home in Plumstead, south London on October 22 and now his former girlfriend has publicly spoken about their relationship

Vladimir Putin's alleged health battles have been the subject of garish speculation for years, with recent sources claiming the Russian President uses body doubles in public to mask his 'imminent' death

Don’t ignore symptoms that don’t feel normal for you - it’s vital to get them checked to rule out cancer

Bruno Tonioli was among the many stars to pay tribute to Len Goodman during Dancing With the Stars, with the professionals performing a moving routine in honour of the late ballroom legend which left fans in tears

Scientists have found it possible to reverse drug resistance and slow the progression of prostrate cancer in a trial on patients with an advanced form of the illness

Around one in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime, but symptoms of the deadly disease can be difficult to spot

BBC legend Steve Rider has announced he was diagnosed with cancer just two months ago and will be having urgent surgery later this week

Prostate cancer is the second-most common form of disease among men after skin cancer - but is notoriously hard to detect early and can spread quickly to neighbouring lymph nodes

Guest columnist Louise Minchin says her mentor and friend Bill Turnbull was very brave when he decided to talk publicly about his prostate cancer - and by doing so, he helped others

Research by King Edward VII’s Hospital has found 43 percent of men would avoid seeing a doctor if they had a symptom of prostate cancer, which kills 12,000 Brits every year

Medical experts have warned that getting up to go to the toilet during the night could be a warning sign of an aggressive cancer

With referrals for prostate cancer hitting a record high in England, we take a look at the most common cancer in men

Duran Duran musician Andy Taylor has revealed he's been sent 'an angel' amid his Stage 4 prostate cancer journey after undergoing a new and innovate treatment for the devastating illness

If caught early it is very treatable and charity bosses have urged men to be aware of the tell-tale signs to halt it in its tracks. The illness has no symptoms until it puts pressure on the urethra

BBC TV presenter Nick Owen was diagnosed with prostate cancer in April, this year, and will return to screens after undergoing surgery to help cure the aggressive disease

Grandfather Brian Cameron, 68, was convinced to visit his GP when his wife, Carol, noticed subtle changes in her husband's behaviour, and was diagnosed with prostate cancer

In honour of Bill Turnbull's legacy, Prostate Cancer UK is asking the nation to share its 30-second risk checker, which has been used by over 1.5 million people since its launch in 2020

The cash was stolen from the memorial room at Tundergarth Church, near Lockerbie, on Friday, with police obtaining CCTV of the thief in action

These deadly conditions are some of the biggest killers in the UK because they don’t show any obvious outward symptoms, meaning they are often only discovered once it is too late

Duran Duran's Andy Taylor, who was diagnosed with stage-four prostate cancer in 2018, has shared an update on his health after revealing he was receiving end of life care

Italian Eurovision Song Contest star Toto Cutugno, who had a number one hit with his song L’Italiano has died as tributes to the singer have poured in

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men with 52,000 cases diagnosed every year - thousands are still being missed through blood tests which could all change

The broadcaster has faced a number of health issues over the years including a prostate cancer scare, skin cancer diagnosis, and concerns over his reliance on alcohol

Sometimes this can be due to a lack of knowledge of the part of the patient but some conditions can have very few symptoms or show symptoms that look like another illness, causing delays in treatment

If you notice changes to your toilet habits, it's not always something to worry about, but it's worth being aware that it could signal a significant health change - and require medical attention