Prostate cancer warning as one diagnosis made every eight minutes
More than 100,000 additional men are living with prostate cancer in the UK compared with 2020, according to new estimates from Macmillan Cancer Support.
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Certain groups face a heightened likelihood of developing the disease. Men aged over 50, Black men from the age of 45, and those who have relatives who have been diagnosed all fall into elevated risk categories. The organisation estimates that approximately 600,000 men are currently living with the condition, up from about 500,000 four years ago.
Furthermore, Dr Cunliffe added: "Prostate cancer generally occurs in men over 50 but it can develop earlier in some groups, including black men and men with a family history of prostate cancer.
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Certain groups face a heightened likelihood of developing the disease.
according to GB NewsMen aged over 50, Black men from the age of 45, and those who have relatives who have been diagnosed all fall into elevated risk categories.
according to GB NewsThe organisation estimates that approximately 600,000 men are currently living with the condition, up from about 500,000 four years ago.
according to The IndependentDr Cunliffe added: "Prostate cancer generally occurs in men over 50 but it can develop earlier in some groups, including black men and men with a family history of prostate cancer.
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