Prostate Cancer: Now the Most Common Cancer in England

According to a recent report by The Times, prostate cancer has become the most diagnosed form of cancer in England, surpassing other common types. This highlights the importance of early detection and swift treatment.

Prostate cancer has now become the most commonly diagnosed cancer in England, surpassing breast cancer for the second consecutive year. In 2023, there were 55,033 prostate cancer diagnoses compared to 47,526 breast cancer cases. This increase is partly attributed to heightened awareness from campaigns like the one launched by Prostate Cancer UK and the NHS in 2022, which led 3 million men to use an online risk checker tool.

Despite this progress, prostate cancer remains challenging to detect early, as symptoms often don’t appear until the disease has advanced. Men over 50, particularly those of black ethnicity or with a family history of the disease, are at higher risk. Early detection is crucial for effective treatment.

At Midlands Urology, we offer rapid access for prostate cancer testing and treatment, ensuring timely diagnosis and care. Our expert team is dedicated to providing the highest standard of urological health services, tailored to each patient’s needs.

Do not delay your health – get in touch with Midlands Urology today!

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