Summary
TV presenter Dermot Murnaghan announced he has stage four prostate cancer. He shared that he is doing well with treatment and is thankful for his medical team's care. Murnaghan also encouraged men, especially those over 50 or at risk, to get tested for prostate cancer.
Key Facts
- Dermot Murnaghan, a 67-year-old TV presenter, has stage four prostate cancer.
- Stage four cancer means the cancer has spread to other body parts.
- Murnaghan is responding well to treatment and feels well.
- He has a strong medical team providing care and support.
- Murnaghan advised men over 50 and those at risk of prostate cancer to get tested.
- He plans to participate in a charity bike ride organized by Sir Chris Hoy.
- Murnaghan has worked for ITV, BBC, and Sky News in his career.
- Prostate cancer symptoms include frequent urination, difficulty urinating, and blood in urine.
