New approach to prostate cancer treatment could help thousands of men
Treating those suffering from prostate cancer with radiotherapy on top of regular treatment could extend the life of men with advanced forms of the disease, research has found.
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Prostate cancer researchers hail ‘hugely significant finding’
A genetic test could help doctors identify prostate cancer patients who may benefit from immunotherapy, researchers say.
Aberdeen specialist calls for routine prostate checks to be rolled out
A North-east specialist has backed the introduction of routine screening for prostate cancer – despite government advice to the contrary.
Aberdeen charity vows to boost quality of cancer care with new technology
An Aberdeen charity which brought the very first surgical robot to Scotland has announced ambitious plans to raise the quality of urological cancer care in the North-east to new heights over the next four years.
Man sues hospital over flesh-eating bug that led to him losing most of his penis
A man who lost most of his penis to a flesh-eating superbug after routine surgery is taking legal action against the hospital.