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Why even an occasional pint could raise your prostate cancer risk: Everything you need to know about the latest research into impact of drinking and what you should do, by one of Britain's top men's health experts

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One of the most common questions men diagnosed with prostate cancer ask is: 'Why me?' As a prostate surgeon for more than 40 years, I'd usually explain that it was largely down to factors beyond control.

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