Agent Orange, the controversial herbicide used to clear vegetation in the Vietnam War, has been linked to cases of deadly prostate cancer. Exposure...

Insomnia can double the risk of prostate cancer in men, a study has shown. The risk rises proportionately with the severity of sleep problems, rese...

GPs could be routinely testing patients for their genetic risk of cancer within five years following a landmark study. The biggest investigation of...

Baldness is linked to an increased risk of prostate cancer in men of African descent, a study has found. The threat of advanced cancer rose with yo...

Oestrogen skin patches used to control menopausal symptoms in women may provide a safe alternative therapy for prostate cancer, research has shown. ...

Prostate cancer rates are set to treble since 1990 as more men are tested for the disease and live to an older age. Boys born in 2015 will be almos...

A small percentage of men have complained of a shortened penis after prostate cancer treatment, research reveals. In a study conducted by researche...

Half of all British men are likely to be diagnosed with cancer during their lifetime by the year 2027, experts predict. Men in the UK currently hav...

Treatment of advanced prostate cancer could be set to change after the early publication of significant new trial results. Doctors testing the pion...

As I prepare to shave off my Movember moustache, I'm reflecting on the reason why I decided to take part and the importance of fighting cancer globally. Four years ago, in November, I had a cancer operation to take my prostate out.

You may be used to the clean shaven gentleness of a hairless upper lip and kissing him with this newly acquired bristly growth might bring you out in an unsightly and unpleasant skin rash.

At the time of writing, I have not raised a single penny for Movember. I am simply another tache enjoying a ride on the Mo-wagon. So is my neglect of the Movember campaign causing an unforgivable disservice to men around the world?

This month, as part of Movember, men are growing moustaches to raise money and awareness for men's health issues, including prostate cancer. But as...

It's Movember and men across the world are hoping to change the face of men's health by growing moustaches and raising awareness for prostate and test...

Movember is well and truly underway. Men across Britain are sprouting moustaches in order to raise funds (and awareness) for men’s health, specif...

So, Mo Bros, it's time to prepare your skin, your grooming kit, and even your partner for a prickly month ahead. Grow a Mo to spark a lot of fun conversation, raise some money and help change the face of men's health...literally.

High blood pressure increases a man's risk of dying from prostate cancer, a study has shown. Researchers found men with the highest blood pressure ...

Prostate cancer could soon be treated more effectively thanks to research in York into the disease. Professor Norman Maitland at the University of ...

Men who have been treated for prostate cancer, either with surgery or radiation, could benefit from taking aspirin regularly, suggests new American re...

New research has found that cooking red meats at high temperatures, especially pan-fried red meats, may increase the risk of advanced prostate cancer ...

A drug derived from a plant used in traditional Chinese medicine may help combat prostate cancer, research suggests. Celastrol, extracted from the ...

An unlikely therapy derived from green tea and gold can successfully treat prostate cancer, a study has shown. Scientists used a compound found in ...