Owen Ralph

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A cat sleeping on his back under a radiator
Some numbers have been crunched by Cancer Research UK, using the latest data from the UK National Screening Committee. They calculate that if you test 1,000 men aged 50 to 60: Twenty-eight: Would be diagnosed with prostate cancer Two: Lives would be saved Twenty: Would be "over-diagnosed" meaning a slow-growing tumour that doesn't need treating would be found Twelve: Men are then likely to have treatment like surgery or radiotherapy that doesn't benefit them, but comes with harms potentially including being unable to control your bladder or maintain an erection
An elderly woman and man sat on a bench together, with a wall of leaves in front of them
Five people sat at an outdoor bar admiring the harbour in Stockholm
A penguin standing on a rock with its back to the camera, looking over its shoulder