Every year, up to 12,000 men with early-stage prostate cancer will receive the same invasive treatment as those with advanced cancer, which often leads to urinary and erectile dysfunction. With three hospitals currently offering the treatment in the UK, a new campaign has launched to treble the number of hospital units offering the non-invasive option and help thousands of men access better treatment. Paul, 66 said: "People don’t realise that there are other forms of non-invasive treatment out there that can help you live longer and better following a prostate cancer diagnosis. "Before I had prostate cancer, I never got up in the night to wee and I still don't. Grant Gooding was just 58 when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and only found out about focal therapy after posting about his diagnosis on social media.

Source: Daily Mirror May 10, 2022 21:50 UTC