by Tim Dudderidge | Dec 10, 2017 | Press release
July 2017 A new injection could spare men the side effects of prostate cancer treatment, such as impotence and incontinence. The drug, being trialled by British doctors, is injected into tumours to kill them, but leaves surrounding healthy tissue and nerves intact....
by Tim Dudderidge | Dec 10, 2017 | Press release
January 2017 Mr Tim Dudderidge, Consultant Urologist speaks to Dr Mark Porter on Radio 4’s Inside Health programme. He discusses the options for prostate treatment. Listen below or view the transcript. This story was also covered by BBC Radio...
by Tim Dudderidge | Dec 10, 2017 | Press release
June 2017 Men with suspected prostate cancer could be spared painful and risky needle biopsy tests thanks to a new scanning technique that can detect tumours just as accurately, a new study has found. Read more. This story appeared in the Daily...
by Tim Dudderidge | Dec 10, 2017 | Press release
March 2016 Doctors believe a “revolutionary” sound wave technique being used to treat prostate cancer could be as effective as surgery or radiotherapy – and cause fewer side effects. Read more. This story appeared in the Daily Mail and the Daily...
by Tim Dudderidge | Dec 10, 2017 | Press release
June 2015 A treatment that destroys tumours by turning them into ice is being offered to men as an alternative to traditional surgery for prostate cancer. Doctors hope the highly accurate technique may help spare more patients from risks associated with full...
by Tim Dudderidge | Dec 10, 2017 | Press release
July 2015 David Tallant, 68, a grandfather and retired carpenter from Poole, Dorset, had his prostate cancer treated with a freezing procedure. Read more. This story appeared in the Daily Mail.
