Investigators designed and externally validated a prostate cancer death prediction model for risk stratification of men at the point of PSA screening.

The University of Cambridge is developing a blood test that could detect a common cancer that kills 12,000 people each year.

Research from the University of Cambridge may be able to start a national screening programme for the common cancer ...

A new long-term prediction tool estimates the risk of dying from prostate cancer, offering a more accurate way to interpret ...

One thousand RCMP employees, past and present, allege as part of a class-action lawsuit headed to Federal Court this month, ...

Decision making is evidence based and must be shielded from lobbying The NHS draft recommendation against routine prostate ...

Benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH) is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland, which is generally the shape and size ...

Ernie Strauss and Ronald Wakefield, who met through the patient navigation program of Northside Hospital, have built a ...

Prostate cancer causes around 12,000 deaths each year but the available tests are unreliable according to experts ...

“For localised prostate cancer, treatment options include surgery or radiotherapy. Both give equivalent cure rates,” Dr Komen ...

I was fortunate to have my prostate cancer detected in 2017 before it was too late to treat and today, I'm cancer-free,' ...

The UK National Screening Committee’s recent recommendation to introduce prostate cancer screening for men with faulty BRCA ...