Errol Mckellar, 65, from Brent, set up a support group for men living with and after prostate cancer after being diagnosed himself
(Picture: PHS)More than half of men in London experience urinary incontinence, a report has found, as charities warned that many are left to “suffer in silence” due to the taboo of discussing symptoms.
A survey conducted by Prostate Cancer UK and the PHS group found that 54 per cent of male Londoners of all ages had experienced symptoms of urinary incontinence.
