UK study finds focal prostate cancer therapy reduces side effects while maintaining control

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A 10-year NHS study of nearly 3,500 men shows focal therapy for localized prostate cancer—using high‑intensity ultrasound or cryotherapy—delivers cancer control similar to surgery or radiotherapy but with substantially fewer side effects; uptake in the UK remains limited, prompting calls for broader access and NICE review.
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