A surgeon who was the driving force behind the creation of a charity to help prostate cancer patients is retiring.Tim Terry, a urological surgeon, is retiring after 40 years in medicine, of which 25 have been at Leicester's hospitals.He was instrumental in establishing Prostaid, the Wigston-based charity for men suffering from prostate cancer and their families.The charity has raised more than £1.5 million since it was set up in 2006.Mr Terry, a trustee of Prostaid, said: "Prostate...
