The UK will lead a prostate cancer revolution, set to stop four in ten deaths from the disease.
The biggest trial in a generation will test the effectiveness of diagnosis techniques, with a national screening programme almost certain to follow.
In a major victory for the Daily Mail, the results of the £42million trial are expected to ‘transform’ practice, saving thousands of lives a year.
Doctors say it will also create a ‘treasure trove’ of data, samples and images that
Queen Camilla appeared in high spirits on Monday as she hosted her first public engagement since it was announced that King Charles is set to return to public duties for the first time since his cancer diagnosis.
The royal, 76, hosted a reception for the ‘Maiden’ yachting crew following their Global Ocean Race Win at Clarence House.
The glamorous reception follows the team’s unprecedented win of the Ocean Globe Race earlier this month, making them the first ever all-female crew
Women are quitting vital drugs that treat the bone-thinning disease osteoporosis because of ‘dangerous misinformation’ about their side effects being spread on Facebook, experts have warned.
Scaremongering posts seen by The Mail on Sunday falsely claim the drugs, known as bisphosphonates, are equivalent to ‘rust remover’. Others say the tablets actually worsen, rather than prevent, the disease.
Yet failing to take the medication means patients face serious, life-changing fractures, permanent disability and death, doctors say.
Osteoporosis mainly affects women –
Queen Camilla has stepped into her role as ‘the nation’s grandmother’ and kept the royal family united during her husband’s absence – and with the King getting the go ahead by doctors to return to public-facing duties after being diagnosed with cancer, her efforts are sure to have paid off.
The royal, 76, has been praised by wellwishers and members of the Firm alike for her steadfast presence amid a turbulent time.
Once considered to be one of the most
Buckingham Palace today revealed King Charles will return to public-facing duties after being diagnosed with cancer.
In January the King, 75, was admitted to hospital to undergo ‘routine treatment’ for an enlarged prostate.
Doctors, however, discovered an unspecified form of cancer after tests in February. Buckingham Palace confirmed it was not prostate cancer.
It is not the first time the King, 75, has taken a blow to his health and has often joked about his physical decline.
He previously told
Prince William revealed Princess Charlotte’s favourite joke this morning during a surprise school visit on a day of engagements in the West Midlands.
The future King dropped in on Freddie Hadley, 12, St Michael’s Church of England High School in Rowley Regis, Sandwell, after the youngster wrote to the Prince of Wales last year inviting him to see their mental health initiatives.
During the visit, the Prince joined Freddie and his classmates for a segment on the school’s radio station,
A Florida woman traveled across the country in hopes a surgeon would be able to remove a ‘third boob’ from her back that had been growing for nearly two decades.
When Amy, 55, first noticed the lump on her back, she said it was about the size of a quarter. Worried for her health, she immediately went to her doctor who told her the growth was a benign lipoma – a bundle of fatty tissue – and to leave it
From the summit of Mount Everest to the deep depths of the Marianna Trench – and even our brains. Microplastics – tiny substances linked to cancer, infertility and a host of health issues – are found everywhere.
A new film, called ‘Plastic People,’ has tracked the particle problem to the 1950s when the plastic industry convinced the public to abandon their thrift and frugality in favor of disposable products more beneficial to their bottom line.
The documentary team zeroed
It’s a complaint which has gone viral on social media: Generation Z, it is claimed, are ‘ageing like milk’. In posts viewed millions of times on video-sharing app TikTok, the eye-catching theory is that a generation of young adults, all under the age of 27, already look older than the generation before them, Millennials (born between 1981 and 1996).
One of the first to notice was influencer Jordan Howlett who, aged just 26, confessed to his 12 million followers that
Princess Martha Louise of Norway has furiously hit back at her future mother-in-law’s claims that Durek Verrett ‘was not from a wealthy family’.
In a defiant Instagram post, the royal, 52, included comments from one of Durek’s former classmates who insisted he was ‘one of the richest kids’ in their school.
Martha Louise’s social media rant comes after her future mother-in-law Veruschka Urquhart gave another interview to celebrity magazine Se og Hør – having previously labelled her son ‘dangerous’ and
