Every two minutes, a man is diagnosed with prostate cancer in our country. This disease is currently the second-leading cancer-related killer of men in the United States.

Prostate cancer waiting times could be radically cut by an ‘extremely encouraging’ 20 minute test, scientists have revealed. The new ultrasound test can detect the vast majority of tumours ...

Using existing ultrasound equipment instead of expensive MRI scanners, the test could lead to early prostate cancer detection and prove to be cost-effective for patients. The new technique has ...

Dr. Bruno Oyik, the medical superintendent of Luweero General Hospital, revealed that during a medical camp last year, over 500 men were screened, and nearly 99% were found to have prostate ...

The ultrasound image highlights changed blood ... reducing the number of people sent for unnecessary and often risky tests." Prostate cancer is not always life-threatening and can be cured if ...

Actor Colin Egglesfield revealed this week that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and underwent surgery, saying it was ...

He was previously diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2006 and though he had surgery at the time, the cancer returned.

The new imaging test begins by injecting ... the patient’s bloodstream to the prostate. The team uses a technique known as super resolution ultrasound imaging (SRUI) to track these microbubbles ...

The process uses existing ultrasound equipment which is ... Instead, the onus is on men to request a prostate specific antigen (PSA) blood test from their GP once they are over 50.

All My Children alum Colin Egglesfield revealed in January 2025 that he had been diagnosed with cancer for the third time.