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TV presenter Bill Turnbull dies aged 66 after battle with prostate cancer

The former BBC favourite passed away following a 'challenging and committed' fight against prostate cancer.

Daily Record

Bill Turnbull: Inspiring men to have prostate test ‘the one useful thing I did’

Prostate cancer kills more than 11,500 men in the UK each year but almost 80% with the condition survive for 10 years or more.

The Independent UK

Study finds how many times men need to ejaculate each month to stave off prostate cancer

However, researchers stressed that ejaculation is not going to be the saviour of people’s prostate. Researchers put forward that other factors which may lead to prostate cancer include obesity, tobacco, and high-fat processed food.

Irish Mirror

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Wallsend dad focussed on helping others when diagnosed with prostate cancer - and has 'probably saved the lives' of friends and family

Mark Nugent has made it his mission to raise awareness of prostate cancer.

Chronicle Live

Man, 87, forced to wait 15 HOURS for ambulance under makeshift shelter as distraught family says 'system is broken'

The pensioner, who suffers from prostate cancer, is fighting for his life in hospital after falling at his home in Cornwall earlier this week

Manchester Evening News

Cancer-stricken OAP, 87, left lying outside for 15 hours in the rain while waiting for ambulance

David Wakeley, who has prostate cancer, has been left fighting for his life after taking at fall at his home.

Daily Record

Ex-councillor reveals toll of prostate cancer tests

Man, 74, 'endured 18 months of anxiety' before all-clear

Wales Online

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‘Months of anxiety’: Ex-councillor reveals toll of prostate cancer tests

Retired councillor Richard Westlake underwent 18 months of tests for prostate cancer before being given the all-clear.

The Independent UK

Considering genetic risk ‘could improve prostate cancer referral process’

Scientists looked at the impact of incorporating genetic risk for cancer into the GP triage and referral processes

The Independent UK

Drug that delays prostate cancer progression by more than a year to be rolled out in NHS

Pluvicto has been hailed as a 'major clinical advance' by medical experts

Wales Online

Drug that can delay prostate cancer for a year approved

The drug could be available to men before the end of this year

Evening Standard

'Cancer goes undetected because it's linked to going to the loo at night'

“We need to emphasise that prostate cancer can be a silent or asymptomatic disease, particularly in its curable stage. Waiting out for urinary symptoms may mean missing opportunities to catch the disease when it’s treatable"

Manchester Evening News

Aussies face prostate cancer 'tidal wave'

The number of Aussies with prostate cancer is tipped to rise 43 per cent by 2040, research from Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia shows.

AAP

Treatment techniques for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia and Prostate Cancer

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), or prostate gland enlargement, is common in males over 50. Over half of men older than 50 years old have this condition. Enlargement of the prostate gland may obstruct the bladder neck and section of the urethra that traverses the prostate. Men with BPH may experience…

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Belfast Live

Brother of NI Doctor who died of cancer on leaving a lasting legacy in his memory

"I witnessed Liam push his ill health, fear and sadness to one side once his granddaughter became so ill."

ABC News

Victim's advocate slams lawyer's 'kangaroo court' media attack in Neil Duncan paedophile case

Convicted paedophile Neil Duncan has had his sentencing delayed and bail extended so he can undergo surgery for prostate cancer and tests for possible bowel cancer, a court has heard.

Wales Online

Doctors say men should get tested for prostate cancer regardless of having symptoms

Messaging 'may be hampering efforts of early detection'

The Independent UK

Prostate cancer messaging ‘may be hampering early detection’

Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer in men.

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Recap Of Wednesday's Biotech Catalysts - End Of the Day Summary

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has accepted for review MediWound’s (NASDAQ:MDWD) recently re-submitted Biologics License Application (BLA) for its lead asset NexoBrid for eschar removal (debridement) in adults with deep partial-thickness and/or full-thickness thermal burns. MediWound shares traded in a range of $1.6 to $1.76 on a day…

Wales Online

Veteran discharged from the RAF for being gay demands help after cancer diagnosis

Simon Hinchley-Robertswas subjected to four days of interrogation and discharged and has now been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer

Manchester Evening News

'Fantastic and fun-loving' dad dies days after being declared cancer free

Dean Mollard spent nearly 10 years battling cancer

Liverpool Echo

Dad dies days after being declared cancer free

Dean Mollard was described as a 'fun loving' and 'fantastic' dad to his three children

Irish Mirror

Early research shows one tropical fruit 'selectively' kills cancer cells but doctors warn of temporary downside

Doctors have advised against its use in cancer prevention due to a lack of research on humans right now

Chronicle Live

South Tyneside couple inspire prostate cancer memorial in Newcastle's Eldon Square

Avid NUFC supporter Doug Blythe lost his life to prostate cancer in 2017

Dublin Live

Kindhearted Dublin doctor raises over €20k for young quadriplegic patient

The 70-year-old had prostate cancer 10 years ago and last January he had a recurrence of it, but nothing stopped him from completing the swim for his patient

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