A dad said a prostate exam saved his life, and talking about it saved his friend.
Gilly Morgan, 56, was diagnosed with cancer in 2014 after a routine test detected increased levels of prostate-specific antigen in his blood, which could indicate prostate cancer.
But Gilly was initially scared of undergoing a subsequent prostate exam, which involves a doctor inserting a finger up the rectum to feel the size and texture of the prostate.
