Prostate cancer originates within the prostate gland, a small, walnut-sized organ located near the base of the bladder. It is the most common cancer in men in the UK – sadly 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime.
A private PSA blood test that measures prostate-specific antigen, the first check for prostate problems including cancer. From £69 with a finger-prick kit at home, £109 at a Goodbody clinic...
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Stockholm3 is a prostate cancer screening blood test that combines five protein markers, including PSA, with more than 100 genetic markers and your clinical details to produce a personal risk...
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A private prostate MRI scan for men with a raised PSA, urinary symptoms or a family history of prostate cancer, reported by a consultant radiologist. £599 at one of 59...
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The EpiSwitch PSE is an advanced prostate cancer blood test that combines five epigenetic immune markers with your PSA result to give a clear low or high likelihood of prostate...
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Although prostate cancer can affect many people, studies show that some are at higher risk:
Age: as with most cancers, prostate cancer is more common as people get older, generally for those aged 50 or over.
Ethnicity: prostate cancer is more common in black men than in white men. It is least common in Asian men.
Family history: the risk is higher if you have a close family member who has prostate cancer. This could be a father, brother, grandfather or uncle.

Genetic factors are thought to contribute to around 10% of prostate cancer cases. In fact, if your father or brother has a history of prostate cancer, your risk of developing the disease is 2.5 times higher compared to a man without any family history of the condition.
It’s important to understand your hereditary health with our Genetic DNA test. If you have a genetic predisposition to cancer, your children have a 50% chance of it too.
Most early cases of prostate cancer do not cause symptoms because of the way the cancer grows. Since most prostate cancers start in the outer part of the prostate gland, the cancer is not big enough to press on the tube (urethra) that carries urine from the bladder to the penis, changing the way you urinate.
If prostate cancer spreads, it can cause other symptoms such as:
These symptoms can be caused by other health problems, but it’s important to test for prostate cancer to ensure you understand your health.
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