Prostate cancer patients are overtreated

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When you live with a recurring and potentially deadly cancer for two decades, you learn a few things about how to keep perpetual unpredictability from taking you down

ADVICE FROM OUR WOMAN’S WEEKLY DOCTOR

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Patients are being forced to cancel trips or travel without cover due to the exorbitant cost of insurance — and campaigners are calling for a fairer deal