Changes in toilet habits are red flag signs of a "silent killer".
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK, and can affect some trans women, non-binary and intersex people. Roughly 52,000 people are diagnosed with the condition in the UK each year, and 12,000 die, according to Cancer Research UK.
Survival has tripled in the last 40 years, and early detection is key for successfully treating prostate cancer. Diagnosed at its earliest stage, everyone survives with prostate cancer for five years or more, compared with less than half when it's diagnosed at the latest stage. But symptoms are difficult to spot.
