The Latest Breaking News from Prostate Cancer

The trial’s second stage, involving up to 300,000 men, will test the most promising options from stage one

The tests will be available to order via the NHS app from 2027

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men with 55,300 new cases every year, according to Cancer Research UK

Decision over routine PSA testing is due at end of this month, though some feel the supporting data is unclear

James Pickens Jr. has been on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ since 2005

James Pickens Jr has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and opted to undergo a prostatectomy, where the prostate gland is surgically removed.

Eighty-one year-old, who has prostate cancer, can now be transferred from Algeria to Germany for medical treatment

Former President Joe Biden, 82, appears with a head bandage after Mohs surgery. He said his late son 'should've been president, not me.'

Ex-President Joe Biden's frail appearance in a new video has critics claiming he looks 'absolutely lost'. Read the full report on his post-presidency routine.

Michael Ray Richardson, the first NBA star banned for life for cocaine, dies at 70 from prostate cancer. Read how the 4x All-Star found redemption.

The NHS is embarking on a trial that could cut prostate cancer diagnosis times from weeks to a single day. The initiative uses artificial intelligence to analyse MRI scans, potentially transforming care for men with the most commonly diagnosed cancer in England.