Prostrate cancer drug welcomed
A hi-tech prostate cancer drug that offers hope to men who have run out of treatment options became available in the UK. It will be trialled in the capital today.
Cancer drug vital in 'prolonging life for few months'
Drew Lindon, from Prostate Cancer UK has told ITV London that the introduction of a new prostate cancer drug was vital as it could help to prolong life for a "few extra months to spend with love ones".
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