Catalina Stogdon

4 weeks ago | africanewsagency.co.uk | Catalina Stogdon

Home Prostate/CancerBack [Published: Saturday May 31 2025] The nine things every man should know about prostate cancer BY CATALINA STOGDON LONDON, 27 May. - (ANA) - Opening up about their below-the-belt health is not a conversation every man wants to have with his doctor, let alone his nearest and dearest – but the fact remains that every 45 minutes one man dies from prostate cancer in the UK. It may be an awkward discussion, but one worth having.

1 month ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Catalina Stogdon

Early prostate cancer doesn't usually carry symptomsOpening up about their below-the-belt health is not a conversation every man wants to have with his doctor, let alone his nearest and dearest – but the fact remains that every 45 minutes one man dies from prostate cancer in the UK. It may be an awkward discussion, but one worth having. One of the most common forms of cancer in men – with more than 55,000 cases diagnosed every year – it is also one of the least understood.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Catalina Stogdon

How to improve your heart health fast1. Exercise"Any type of exercise helps," says Dr Babu-Narayan, "be it gardening, or trying to keep to a step count." The NHS recommends 150 minutes of activity a week, which could be aerobic exercise - brisk walking, swimming, running or cycling. Anything that gets the heart pumping could improve your heart circulation and ultimately lower blood pressure.

Nov 4, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | Catalina Stogdon

Early prostate cancer doesn't usually carry symptoms Opening up about their below-the-belt health is not a conversation every man wants to have with his doctor, let alone his nearest and dearest – but the fact remains that every 45 minutes one man dies from prostate cancer in the UK. It may be an awkward discussion, but one worth having. One of the most common forms of cancer in men – with more than 52,000 cases diagnosed every year – it is also one of the least understood. How it affects a...

Oct 20, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | Catalina Stogdon

Early prostate cancer doesn't usually carry symptoms Opening up about their below-the-belt health is not a conversation every man wants to have with his doctor, let alone his nearest and dearest – but the fact remains that every 45 minutes one man dies from prostate cancer in the UK. It may be an awkward discussion, but one worth having. One of the most common forms of cancer in men – with more than 52,000 cases diagnosed every year – it is also one of the least understood. How it affects a...