Prostate deaths hit record high of 12,000 after soaring by more than a quarter in less than 20 years Prostate cancer deaths have passed 12,000 a year for the first time.
The toll has risen by more than a quarter in less than 20 years, official figures show.
By contrast, the number of annual deaths from breast cancer dropped by nearly 1,600 between 1999 and 2017, from 12,947 to 11,371. Annual prostate deaths have risen by nearly 2,600 in the same period, from 9,460 to 12,031 – a 27 per cent increase. The Daily Mail
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The toll has risen by more than a quarter in less than 20 years, official figures show.
By contrast, the number of annual deaths from breast cancer dropped by nearly 1,600 between 1999 and 2017, from 12,947 to 11,371. Annual prostate deaths have risen by nearly 2,600 in the same period, from 9,460 to 12,031 – a 27 per cent increase. The Daily Mail
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- As prostate cancer deaths hit all-time high, we renew our MANifesto Prostate Cancer UK
- Prostate cancer set to become most common form of disease, with half of cases diagnosed late The Daily Telegraph
- Number of men dying from prostate cancer surges to record levels The Independent
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