The NHS is set to begin rolling out a new, more targeted radiotherapy approach for men with prostate cancer starting next week, according to reports. The treatment is designed to reduce the number of hospital appointments compared with standard radiotherapy courses. Sources say patients typically receive radiotherapy in around 20 sessions, but the new method uses a more focused, precision delivery that allows doctors to complete treatment in about five sessions. Coverage describes the approach as firing radiation beams at the tumour from multiple directions, using higher doses targeted directly to the cancer while aiming to spare surrounding tissue. The reports also say this shift could mean fewer daily trips to hospital during treatment. While the articles present the therapy as “cutting-edge” or “trailblazing,” they focus on logistics and delivery method rather than changes to overall outcomes. The NHS rollout indicates the treatment moves from earlier evaluation into routine service for eligible patients, though the specific criteria and broader availability are not detailed in the excerpts.