'If you have a urinary incontinence disease, do not lead the prayer, city Qazi...'
A controversial fatwa issued in Bhopal states that individuals suffering from urinary incontinence cannot lead prayers, causing widespread backlash and accusations of conspiracy.
Compensation for Patients with Prostate Cancer Begins
Lithuania starts compensating a medication for prostate cancer patients, which has shown to prolong survival, slow disease progression, and alleviate symptoms according to clinical trials.
SMART TARTU ⟩ In Estonia, four men die from prostate cancer every week
In Estonia, approximately 20 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer each week, with four succumbing to the disease, placing the country at the top of European statistics.
BBC Morning Live presenter pays tribute to 'dear friend' after devastating death
Louise Minchin honors her late friend Bill Turnbull, who died from prostate cancer and inspired many to seek testing for the disease.
NHS expands access to prostate cancer drug in England to save thousands of lives
The NHS has broadened the availability of the prostate cancer drug Abiraterone to newly diagnosed patients in England, aiming to save thousands of lives by providing treatment earlier in the disease process.
Breakthrough research results. Improving gut health may slow the development of this cancer
British researchers in collaboration with USC and Australian scientists reported on an intervention aimed at supporting gut microbiota in men suffering from prostate cancer, highlighting the impact of supplementation on disease progression and overall health benefits for participants.
Study Reveals How Much Men Need to Ejaculate to Reduce Prostate Cancer Risk
A study has highlighted the frequency of ejaculation that could significantly lower men's risk of developing prostate cancer, a common malignant disease among men.