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Prostate cancer

Sir Chris Hoy punches the air with his right hand after winning a race at the London 2012 Olympic Games. His mouth is wide open as he screams with joy.

Chris Hoy cancer battle leads to referral spike

The six-time Olympic champion has raised awareness of the condition since his terminal diagnosis.

Mark and Quentin Stacy standing next to sign at John O'Groats (left) and Land's End (right) both wearing Cancer Research UK t-shirts

Prostate cancer brothers complete car challenge

Mark and Quentin Stacy raise £6,000 driving a classic car from John O'Groats to Land's End.

Tricia Timms wearing a blue and white patterned top and standing in front of a holly bush. She has shoulder-length brown hair with a slight fringe, and is smiling at the camera with her arms down beside her.

Nurse’s 40 years in cancer care a ‘privilege’

Tricia Timms works in Macmillian’s call centre after retiring from the wards as a cancer nurse.

President Biden sits at his desk in the Oval Office.

What we know about Biden's prostate cancer diagnosis

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men in the US.

Close up shot of brothers Mark (Left) and Quentin Stacy

Prostate cancer brothers in classic car challenge

Mark and Quentin Stacy, from Crawley, are raising funds driving 2,700 miles for Cancer Research UK.

A man with very short hair and wearing glasses on top of his head holding up a framed honour. He's wearing a blue, red and white jacket and smiling at the camera. Behind him, crowds of people are clapping in front of blue raked seating.

Thousands attend charity football match

Former Portsmouth goalkeeper Alan Knight revealed he had prostate cancer in October.

Hampshire & Isle of Wight

The medical team dressed in scrubs smiling standing outside an operating theatre involved in the 1,000th procedure using the robotic system.

Surgeons celebrate 1,000th robotic prostate surgery

Lancashire Teaching Hospital Trust have been using Da Vinci Xi robotic system for since 2017.

Chandran Tanabalan with short dark hair and beard, wearing blue scrubs with a green head covering, and a light blue lanyard, smiling at the camera alongside Carolyn Owen, also wearing scrubs and a blue head covering. They are standing either side of a black monitor, which is on top of a white metal box containing the HIFU machine. There is a surgical light above them.

Hospital 'leading the way' with new cancer treatment

The HIFU machine has fewer unpleasant side effects than surgery or radiotherapy.

A healthcare professional draws blood from a patient's arm for a medical test in a clinical setting.

Prostate cancer survivor urges men to get tested

John Strange was diagnosed following a free blood test at an event organised by Windsor Lions Club.