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Dad receives devastating cancer diagnosis after going to GP for blood pressure test

Kevin Saunderson was given the life-changing news that he had cancer after visiting his GP for a regular blood pressure test. The 47-year-old had no symptoms to indicate he had the deadly disease.

Glasgow Live

Dad's life-changing diagnosis after chance encounter with nurse at blood pressure check

Kevin Saunderson, 47, from Liverpool, was diagnosed with prostate cancer despite having no symptoms, after a nurse told him his age meant he was eligible for a special blood test

Daily Mirror

Dad with no symptoms gets shock cancer diagnosis after nurse offered simple blood test

Kevin Saunderson's routine trip to the GP for a blood pressure check led to a diagnosis that changed his life.

Daily Record

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Dad stopped by nurse after popping into GP for blood pressure check

Kevin said he was "lucky" after a nurse spoke to him at his appointment

Liverpool Echo

Eating a 'rainbow diet' may prostate cancer risk, according to scientists

Research has shown that mean with prostate cancer had low levels of specific minerals, vitamins and pigments that are found in certain food groups.

Daily Record

'I was set on a round of golf, but my wife forced me to go to the doctors instead' - Man City legend Mike Summerbee reflects on cancer battle and recovery

Prostate Cancer UK have launched a new campaign to raise awareness of the disease, with help from Manchester City legend Mike Summerbee.

Manchester Evening News

What are the symptoms of prostate cancer and how common is it?

Dark Knight star Colin McFarlane recently revealed his diagnosis

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Expert warning over 'silent killer' prostate cancer - with 12,000 deaths annually

As Men's Health Week lands, one charity is urging black men to be more aware of the increased risk of developing prostate cancer they face.

Chronicle Live

Little-known prostate cancer symptoms as Outlander star Colin McFarlane diagnosed

Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer in men, with more than 52,000 people diagnosed with the disease every year on average in the UK.

Daily Record

Warning over high-risk 'silent killer' for men - with 12,000 deaths each year

This Men's Health Week, a charity is urging black men to be more aware of the increased risk of prostate cancer they face after Dark Knight star Colin MacFarlane revealed his diagnosis

Daily Mirror

Dark Knight star and The Cube voice Colin McFarlane in plea to men after prostate cancer dioagnosis

The star spoke out as research showed one in four black men in the UK will receive a prostate cancer diagnosis in their lifetime

Wales Online

What are the symptoms of prostate cancer and how common is it?

Dark Knight star Colin McFarlane recently revealed his diagnosis

The Independent UK

One in four black men in UK will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime

This is compared to just one in eight men of other ethnicities - but nearly four in five black men are not aware their ethnicity doubles their risk of diagnosis

Daily Mirror

Outlander star Colin McFarlane reveals he has prostate cancer just months after brother's own diagnosis

The 61-year-old actor said he is ‘one of the lucky ones’ as he has been ‘able to catch this very early’ and he's now bidding to raise awareness, especially amongst black men who are at a higher risk.

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Wales Online

Dark Knight, Doctor Who and Outlander star announced prostate cancer diagnosis

The 61-year-old actor is also the voice of The Cube

Daily Mirror

Prostate cancer chances revealed in quick test - and you may not even know you're at risk

The charity Prostate Cancer UK is urging people to take its free symptoms test, as it reveals two-thirds of men are unaware that the disease often has no obvious signs

Edinburgh Live

Scots dad diagnosed with prostate cancer after reading article in newspaper

Brian Steele said that he was left in sheer "disbelief" after health officials diagnosed him with the disease last year - after spotting a column in a local paper.

The Independent UK

Call to ditch ‘test by request’ approach to prostate cancer care

Academics have called for a new strategy to reduce the potential harms of ‘overdiagnosis’.

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Study finds weight gain early in life increases risk of prostate cancer death by 27%

Decades-long study involving over 250,000 Swedish men establishes strong link to risk of fatal prostate cancer

Liverpool Echo

Prostate cancer risk of one in eight men rises to two in eight if you are Black

Mervyn Lynch went for a blood test after reading about the risk of prostate cancer that men face

The Independent UK

Three men living with prostate cancer attempt Yorkshire three peaks for charity

‘We hope that by doing this we will encourage people to get out and challenge themselves and do some good,’ said Kevin Webber.

The Independent UK

Man Utd’s under-fire defence must remain disciplined in FA Cup tie – Paul Parker

United are looking to produce a response from Thursday night’s chastening 3-0 Europa League loss at Sevilla.

Manchester Evening News

Real life of ITV Coronation Street's Beth Sutherland actress Lisa George - hidden talent, health diagnosis, soap break and being 'sacked'

She joined the ITV soap in 2011 as Beth Tinker and it wasn't her first time on the cobbles - or in a soap

The Independent UK

Son to take on marathon challenge on first anniversary of father’s cancer death

Martin Roby will be running the London Marathon in honour of his father, David.

Daily Mirror

'I have 'Jolie gene' and petrified my cancer will return - new NHS drug gives me future'

Claire Spragg was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer and discovered she carried the faulty BRCA2 gene. She was able to take a year's supply of olaparib, which is now available on the NHS

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