Prostate cancer is a silent killer with no symptoms: How early screening and prevention could save thousands of lives
Prostate cancer is the UK's most common cancer, claiming over 12,000 lives annually due to a lack of early symptoms. Despite rising cases and late diagnoses, the UK National Screening Committee rejected wider screening proposals. Experts and public figures advocate for earlier detection through PSA tests and MRI scans, alongside lifestyle changes, to save thousands of lives.
Prostate cancer is the UK's most common cancer, claiming over 12,000 lives annually due to a lack of early symptoms. Despite rising cases and late diagnoses, the UK National Screening Committee rejected wider screening proposals. Experts and public figures advocate for earlier detection through PSA tests and MRI scans, alongside lifestyle changes, to save thousands of lives.
