Prostate Cancer Symptom Now Includes Terminal Dribbling, Experts Say

Medicine & Technology Jan 17, 2021

The most prevalent disease in men in the UK is prostate cancer, with over 40,000 new cases diagnosed last year. Terminal dribbling is an indication that you have one.

Prostate Cancer Cells Can Be Treated With Natural Compounds Present In Apple, Red Grape & Turmeric

Jun 22, 2017

A new research study has pointed out three natural compounds present in apple, red grape, and turmeric to prevent and treat the prostate cancer cells.

Johnson & Johnson's Zytiga Helps Increase Survival Rate For Patient With Severe Prostate Cancer

Jun 05, 2017

American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) presented the research of the effectiveness of Zytiga to boost the survival rate for severe prostate cancers.

New Prostate Cancer Treatments Reduces Biopsy Pain & Improves Accuracy Compared To Normal PSAs

Jun 01, 2017

Methods to reduce PSA pain and increase its accuracy in detecting prostate cancer was reported to be developed by researchers.

Prostate Cancer Urgent Surgery Might Not Be Safest Treatment Platform, Here’s What You Should Know

Feb 20, 2017

Men with prostate cancer should take decide considering all diagnosis, tests and counseling from health care professionals. A cancer treatment should always push benefit more than risks.

Latest prostate cancer findings may help determine what is the most suitable treatment for the condition

Aug 04, 2015

A recent research on prostate cancer could be the next key to fighting this disease.

Cancer Death Rates Spare More Than a Million Americans

Jan 03, 2015

According to a new report from the American Cancer Society, cancer is claiming the lives of fewer Americans than ever before. In the past two decades cancer death rates have dropped significantly by 22%, sparing the lives of over 1.5 million people in the United States alone. While cancer death rates have declined in every state, the report found substantial variation in the magnitude of the declines from state to state. Generally, states in the south showed the smallest decline, while states in the northeast had the largest decline. States in the south experienced drops in death rates of about 15%, with rates much higher in other parts of the country.

Frequent sex affects risk of prostate cancer, study says

Oct 30, 2014

Having multiple sexual partners can make or break your prostate, researchers say.

Prostate cancer treatment could increase man's chances of having fatal heart attacks, according to Harvard researchers

Oct 29, 2014

Harvard study reveals that one of the most common treatments for prostate cancer can increase the risk of heart death for patients with a history of cardiac problems