Health · 9 hours ago
Rishi Sunak Says Prostate Cancer Screening Decision Used Flawed Data
Prime Minister's Office, OGL v3, via Wikimedia Commons
Former prime minister Rishi Sunak has said the decision not to offer wider prostate cancer screening in the UK relied on a flawed model. Speaking in Parliament, Sunak said he had studied the numbers and believed treatment costs were wrong. The screening committee backed testing only for higher-risk men with BRCA2 gene variants. Ministers said men can still request a PSA test from their GP.
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