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Prostate cancer patients could live longer thanks to new drug combination

Dave Kinsey, part of the trial which involved 800 men, has no signs of active cancer after taking the drug combination during the research - and for around six months since it ended

Daily Mirror

Man's life 'saved' by watching BBC Breakfast

Ted Sayers did a 30-second risk checker online after watching an interview on morning TV

Liverpool Echo

Michael Hiltzik: Biden says he wants to bring down drug prices. His actions tell a different story

You might get the impression from the Biden administration's insulin price cut and its initiative allowing Medicare to negotiate over other pharmaceuticals that the drug pricing issue is finally being taken seriously in Washington.

Los Angeles Times

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Prostate cancer survivor champions treatment close to home for others in regional South Australia

Regional South Australian Allan Dand was 64 when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He had to travel great lengths for his treatment, but now champions better access to prostate services in his hometown.

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24% higher cancer rates found in military pilots, ground crews, Pentagon study finds

Air crew members had an 87% higher rate of melanoma and 39% higher rate of thyroid cancer. Men had a 16% higher rate of prostate cancer and women a 16% higher rate of breast cancer.

Chicago Sun-Times

Duran Duran get back together with terminally-ill Andy Taylor to record new album

Lead singer Simon Le Bon, 64, is set to work on tracks with former member Andy Taylor, 62, at the guitarist’s studio in Ibiza. Andy has terminal stage 4 prostate cancer

Daily Mirror

Changes in toilet habits could be red flag sign of a 'silent killer'

More than 52,000 people are diagnosed in the UK each year

Liverpool Echo

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Prostate cancer treatment can wait for most men, Oxford study finds

Death from prostate cancer occurred in 3.1% of the active-monitoring group, 2.2% in the surgery group and 2.9% in the radiation group — differences considered statistically insignificant.

Chicago Sun-Times

Engineer diagnosed with ‘silent killer’ cancer without a single symptom

Mervyn Bryans, 69, experienced none of the signs typically associated with prostate cancer before he was diagnosed at 57

The Independent UK

Engineer diagnosed with ‘silent killer’ cancer without a single symptom

Mervyn Bryans, 69, experienced none of the signs typically associated with prostate cancer before he was diagnosed at 57

The Independent UK

Prostate cancer treatment can wait for most men, study finds

A study finds long-term evidence that actively monitoring localized prostate cancer can be a safe alternative to immediate surgery or radiation

The Independent UK

Delaying localised prostate cancer treatment ‘does not increase death risk’

According to a new study, active monitoring of the disease has the same high survival rates after 15 years as radiotherapy or surgery.

The Independent UK

Mediterranean diet: Best prevention against prostate cancer

Researchers from the University of South Australia have shown that men who regularly eat colourful fruits and vegetables had a lower risk of developing prostate cancer (PC). Read further on Dynamite News:

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Engineer diagnosed with ‘silent killer’ cancer without a single symptom

Mervyn Bryans, 69, experienced none of the signs typically associated with prostate cancer before he was diagnosed at 57

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President-elect Jarlath Burns among Ulster GAA stars set for charity skydive

One representative from each Ulster county will take to the skies to raise funds for the Patrick G Johnston Centre for Cancer Research at Queen’s University Belfast and the Air Ambulance NI service

AAP

Mediterranean diet may reduce prostate cancer risk

Research by Australian scientists has examined the role of micronutrients in reducing the risk of prostate cancer diagnosis and improving treatment outcomes.

Wales Online

Research claims rectal examinations could miss early prostate cancer

Scientists believe a prostate-specific antigen blood test may be better at catching early stages of prostate cancer

The Independent UK

Rectal examinations for prostate cancer ‘may miss early stage disease’

A study showed that a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test was around four times better at detecting cancer.

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The Independent UK

Engineer diagnosed with ‘silent killer’ cancer without a single symptom

Mervyn Bryans, 69, experienced none of the signs typically associated with prostate cancer before he was diagnosed at 57

The Independent UK

‘Whole new weapon’ against prostate cancer found to kill treatment-resistant tumour

‘We expect that it will prove relevant to other cancers as well’

The Conversation

Prostate cancer test: is it time to ditch the digital rectal examination?

The finger-up-the-bottom examination for prostate cancer has been drawn into question. An international panel of experts recently suggested that so-called digital rectal examination for “active surveillance” should be replaced by MRI scans.

Chronicle Live

North East Today: 'Arctic blast' hits region, woman hid behind ex's bins and three convicted of scam

Here is the latest news from across the North East this afternoon

Chronicle Live

'It's absolutely brilliant': Football legend Mick Harford backs Prostate FC- the new team taking on prostate cancer

Mick Harford says the football family has been "massive" during his cancer journey - and now a charity initiative called Prostate FC aims to tap into that spirit.

Irish Mirror

Scientists reveal reason American man developed 'uncontrollable' Irish accent during cancer treatment

The 50-year-old man, who hailed from North Carolina, was diagnosed with metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer

The Independent UK

Scientists reveal why American man with prostate cancer developed ‘uncontrolled’ Irish accent

‘His accent was uncontrollable, present in all settings and gradually became persistent’

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