Eating your dinner lately can increase your risk for prostate cancer

STOP eating before 9 p.m.! A recent study titled “Effect of mistimed eating patterns on breast and prostate cancer risk (MCC‐Spain Study)” concludes that people who eat dinner before 9 p.m. …

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New Study Downplays Connection Between Vitamin D and Prostate Health

The connection between vitamin D and prostate health has been a controversial one for some time. However, new research into the possible connection has revealed little, if any, interaction …

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Active Surveillance As New Tool for Younger Men with Prostate Cancer

According to a brand-new study published in the journal Urology, active surveillance of prostate cancer is ideal for younger men suffering from prostate cancer. Reassuring Data As a treatment …

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September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Dr. David Samadi, Vice Chairman of the Department of Urology and Chief of Robotics and Minimally Invasive Surgery at The Mount Sinai Medical …

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Regular MRI Exams May Lead to Less Invasive Prostate Treatments

An integral part of managing men’s health is to undergo regular check-ups to screen for prostate abnormalities. A new research study has found that including prostate MRI Exams as …

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New Radiotherapy Technique Requires just Five Sessions, Down from 37

A new technique for prostate cancer radiotherapy has reduced the number of sessions to just five, a significant difference from the medical standard of 37 sessions. The Fast Track …

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Aggressive Prostate Cancers and Heavy Drinking May Be Linked, Study Says

New research into the effects of alcohol on the human body has revealed that heavy drinking may have a higher incidence rate of being diagnosed with prostate cancer after …

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More Evidence Surfaces that Regular Exercise Helps Prevent Prostate Cancer

Another research study has revealed that regular exercise, in this instance in the form of having a physically demanding job, can contribute to a lower likelihood of being diagnosed …

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Association between the US Medicare program and localized prostate cancer among elderly men

On September 13th, on JAMA Oncology, the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER)—Medicare study analyzed the costs to the US Medicare program from the diagnosis and treatment of localized …

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Reduced PSA Screening Recommendations Prove Disastrous — As Expected

A reduced PSA Screening recommendation made by the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) in 2012 that downplayed the importance of screening for prostate-specific androgen, or PSA, has had the …

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Eating your dinner lately can increase your risk for prostate cancer

New Study Downplays Connection Between Vitamin D and Prostate Health

Active Surveillance As New Tool for Younger Men with Prostate Cancer

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Regular MRI Exams May Lead to Less Invasive Prostate Treatments

New Radiotherapy Technique Requires just Five Sessions, Down from 37

Aggressive Prostate Cancers and Heavy Drinking May Be Linked, Study Says

More Evidence Surfaces that Regular Exercise Helps Prevent Prostate Cancer

Association between the US Medicare program and localized prostate cancer among elderly men

Reduced PSA Screening Recommendations Prove Disastrous — As Expected

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