Olympic champ Sir Chris Hoy, 48, has sparked a wave of men looking into the symptoms of prostate cancer following his terminal diagnosis. Here's everything you need to know - including when to call a

Six-time Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy says it is a 'huge comfort' to know that his story could save lives.

Olympian Chris Hoy has raised awareness of the common cancer since revealing his terminal diagnosis this weekend.

NHS England reports a 672% increase in visits to prostate cancer symptoms website following Hoy's announcement

The wife of Olympic track cyclist Sir Chris Hoy has broken her silence on her husband’s terminal cancer diagnosis.

The wife of Olympic cyclist Sir Chris Hoy said his decision to reveal his prostate cancer diagnosis has sparked a surge in men seeking advice, as she described him as a “real life superhero”. Lady Sarra Hoy also said Sir Chris’s announcement that his condition is terminal is “likely to save countless lives”.

Chris Hoy, who won six gold medals while competing for Great Britain at four Olympic Games, has revealed that he is suffering from terminal prostate cancer. Hoy, 48, made the announcement in an interview with Britain’s Sunday Times newspaper that precedes the publication of his memoir next month.

Sir Chris Hoy’s wife has described him as a “real life superhero” and said he is likely to save “countless lives” after revealing his terminal cancer diagnosis.

Chris Hoy has opened up about his terminal cancer diagnosis in an emotional video message to fans. The six-time Olympic gold medalist, who revealed his diagnosis in an interview with The Sunday Times last week,