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Prostate cancer is Australia’s most commonly diagnosed cancer. One in six men will be diagnosed by the time they turn 85.

Sarra Hoy says number of men seeking advice about prostate cancer is up sevenfold after husband’s terminal diagnosis

Cancer occurs when cells in a certain body part grow and divide uncontrollably and form a tumour, and can spread to other body parts. Cancer vaccines train the immune system to shield the body against foreign invaders or abnormal cells. According to oncologists, these vaccines carry an antigen which is…

Exclusive: ‘Unfortunately, most of the genetic research that had been published focused only on people of white European ancestry,’ expert tells The Independent

Population and animal studies suggested metformin could treat cancer, but the clinical trials were a bust. Here’s what happened and what potential may remain.

Allan Peiper has won stages and Grand Tours, both as a rider and a DS. Since 2014, though, his biggest challenge has been a recurring battle with prostate cancer. He talks candidly to Chris Marshall-Bell about the ups and downs of his struggle

Health Secretary Wes Streeting hails test as ‘holy grail’ for future of healthcare

Ross Burbeary, co-founder of Prostate United, reveals how a conversation in a medical room has led to more than £500,000 worth of donations to Prostate Cancer UK

Treatments for different types of cancer and a life-threatening fungal infection are among those to have been accepted for use on the NHS in…