The London Clinic made waves as the first UK private hospital to offer robotic surgery for prostate cancer, having introduced the da Vinci surgical system in 2005 (and upgraded it in 2020), so where do we sit in terms of robotic surgery in 2024?

Nicola Horlick went through a terrible life-altering event when her husband Martin Baker died from prostate cancer following a late diagnosis- now she's a passionate advocate for men to go for their prostate checks. In light of Men's Health Week (10-16 June) we spoke to her about her experience. 

The integration of OBD’s EpiSwitch PSE test and EpiSwitch CiRT (Checkpoint inhibitor Response Test) blood test into The London Clinic’s suite of oncology diagnostics aligns with the recent opening of The London Clinic's state-of-the-art Rapid Diagnostics Centre.

Graham Golding, who describes himself as ‘ever the optimist’ was hopeful his symptoms were IBS at best, perhaps a hernia at worst, and on diagnosis was shocked to find out he had an advanced case of prostate cancer. 

Lina Patel, Associate Director of Cancer Care is responsible for overseeing clinical innovation, in a way that enables the hospital to achieve truly holistic care for patients.

This Movember, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist Marta De Oliveira highlights the benefits of pelvic floor muscle training for people being treated for prostate cancer.

SpaceOAR® is a safe high-tech hydrogel that is injected into the space between the prostate and the rectum prior to radiotherapy planning scans and treatment.  Dr Reena Davda explains the benefits of the method while a patient describes their experience.

The London Clinic has treated its first patient with Lutetium-177 PSMA, which targets and kills cancer cells.

For patients with prostate cancer there is a new technique to ensure nerve preservation during robotic radical prostatectomy.