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Prostate cancer could be cured with a 'game-changing' HOUR-long op - Vimarsana News

Prostate cancer could be cured with a 'game-changing' HOUR-long op

Surgeons at University College London Hospital (UCLH) have already used it to treat prostate cancer patients. And medics have called for bigger trials of the procedure.

'Game changing' surgery could cure prostate cancer - Vimarsana News

'Game changing' surgery could cure prostate cancer

Prostate cancer could be cured with a game changing one-hour operation that uses electric currents to destroy the most difficult to reach tumours.  The p

One-hour operation could cure prostate cancer by destroying tumours with electric currents - Vimarsana News

One-hour operation could cure prostate cancer by destroying tumours with electric currents

Pioneering treatment has been used to treat the disease for the first time on the NHS, and may offer hope to thousands of men

Saddington Baynes at 30: The Neurocreative Studio's 15 Favourite Campaigns - Vimarsana News

Saddington Baynes at 30: The Neurocreative Studio's 15 Favourite Campaigns

Little Black Book, As Saddington Baynes turns 30, LBB sat down with the owners, Chris Christodoulou, chief executive officer, and James Digby-Jones, executive creative director to reflect on the Neuro-led integrated production studio’s best work

Targeted Screening for Prostate Cancer Could Prevent One in Six Deaths - Vimarsana News

Targeted Screening for Prostate Cancer Could Prevent One in Six Deaths

Targeted Screening for Prostate Cancer Could Prevent One in Six Deaths Getty Images March 15, 2021 — A national screening program targeted at those men who are genetically pre-disposed to prostate cancer, and involving a blood test and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan before an invasive biopsy, could prevent one in six prostate cancer deaths and significantly reduce over-diagnosis, finds a new study led by UCL researchers. Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer in men with around 130 new cases diagnosed in the UK every day and more than 10,000 men a year dying as a result...