A doctor has shared a common first sign of prostate cancer among men which is often overlooked and it comes following Sir Chris Hoy revealing his own shock diagnosis

A GP has shared one symptom of prostate cancer that is often overlooked after Sir Chris Hoy's tragic diagnosis - with the Olympic cyclist given two to four years to live

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

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.

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Olympian's announcement has led to 'seven fold' increase in men seeking prostate cancer advice, says wife Sarra

Sir Chris Hoy’s wife Sarra has described her husband as ‘my real life superhero’ following his terminal cancer diagnosis. In her first post since the devastating news, she said: ‘Completely overwhelmed by your kind,

As the Olympic legend revealed his cancer diagnosis was terminal, Sarra was also diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis

Professor Alan McNeill, a consultant urological surgeon who founded the charity Prostate Scotland, said Chris Hoy's bravery in speaking out will 'undoubtedly' have an impact