‘King Charles effect’ spurs Aussie men to consult their GP for prostate symptoms
Professor Damien Bolton says urologists have noticed an uptick in the number of GPs with queries about their patients' prostates.
King Charles’s recent prostate treatment appears to be encouraging more Australian men with enlarged prostate symptoms to consult their GP.
“There’s been a definite increase, and not just in patient inquiry and patient concern about prostate pathology but in objective metrics like Google searches,” Professor Damien Bolton, vice-president of the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand, says.
