NEWS presenter Dermot Murnaghan has said his diagnosis of stage four cancer came after he “fell through the gaps”;.
The 67-year-old told an event for UK he had been getting tested every year or so.
He said: “For years I thought, ‘That’ll do me’.
“It never occurred to me they weren’t testing for PSA (prostate-specific antigen).
“I never went to my GP because I was getting tests privately.
“That’s how I fell through the gaps and that’s how I had a massive wake-up call.”;
The ex-Sky News host revealed in June he had r, and was “responding positively”; to treatment.
He told the event: “You can get to the stage I have with no symptoms.
“Get the (PSA) test.
“You can insist if you’re in a high-risk group and under 50.
“If not, still get tested at 50.”;
