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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate Cancer / September 2004

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Lycopene slows human prostate tumour growth in mice, adding    vitamin E01 Oct 2004 00:46 GMT1
Lycopene slows human prostate tumour growth in mice, adding vitamin E is
even better
30 Sep 2004
Geneva, Switzerland - A study by Dutch and German researchers has
4+ glasses of red wine per week may reduce risk of pca by 50%30 Sep 2004 23:27 GMT19
Posted By: News-Medical in Men's Health NewsPublished: Thursday,
23-Sep-2004 
Four or more glasses of red wine per week may reduce risk of prostate
cancer by 50 percent
Study finds dogs can smell cancer30 Sep 2004 15:04 GMT14
can prostate cancer smelling dogs be far behind?
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Thursday, September 23, 2004
A dog's sense of smell is up to 100,000 times better than a human's.
Once a day keeps prostate cancer away?30 Sep 2004 12:59 GMT1
Once a day keeps prostate cancer away?
Study: Frequent ejaculations may protect against disease
Sexual activity does not cause prostate cancer, and men who ejaculate
frequently may even be protecting themselves against the disease, U.S.
How is John Preston30 Sep 2004 08:41 GMT3
Carolyn
How is John. I ask as much for myself since I live in Sussex. My PCa is
gradually progressing and one of these days I'm probably going to need
Chemo.
Informal ED Survey29 Sep 2004 18:30 GMT8
I met with my surgeon earlier this week He said I was doing really
well with a weak erection capabe of penetration 3 months after an RP.
He said most people have no erectile function until 6 months to 2
years after an RP. I know this is not a scientific sampling, but I
Why Shorter LRP Catheter Duration29 Sep 2004 14:57 GMT8
In the past there has been some speculation here about why LRP patients have
Folly catheters in place for less than a week while RRP and PRP patients
have to endure it for a couple of weeks.  I've wondered about it too.  You
would think that in both cases there is the same wound ...
OT - ALS Walk28 Sep 2004 23:33 GMT2
I realize that this is off topic by a wide margin, but I still request your
support. Some of you may remember my mention of a brother dx'd with ALS a
few weeks ago.
It was unknown to me until today, that my oldest son had become involved
Does Fosamax +Casodex+Zoladex=Burning Rectal Pain?28 Sep 2004 23:16 GMT1
I am posting this for a friend who, having been diagnosed with a Gleason
10, is now being treated with Fosamax, Casodex and Zoladex.
He has developed acute rectal pain and swollen Hemorrhoids.
He went to the pharmacy which gave him an analgesic ointment to apply,
a cartoon that the newsgroup understands all too well28 Sep 2004 13:08 GMT1
the comic strip - non sequitur
4 cartoon panels
1st panel - shows person sitting morning coffee in front of computer
screen.  computer belches out that "you have 127 new messages"
New starter28 Sep 2004 12:13 GMT9
I'm a new starter to this ng and have been diagnosed with a Stage 2
prostate cancer and am awaiting a response from Fremantle Hospital,
Western Austalia, Oncology Dept, to introduce me to a Radiotherapy
Program recommended by my Urologist.
LRP Who has the best surgery location28 Sep 2004 11:42 GMT9
Trying to find best location for LRP.  I have been told Dr Krongrad
@Aventura Hosp (Miami Fl area) or Henry Ford Hosp Dearborn Mi. can anyone
advise.
rbowlin1@gte.net
Keyhole cancer surgery enable patients to have sex after surgery!    new28 Sep 2004 03:50 GMT1
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2004
LONDON: A new landmark surgery that was recently performed at a London
hospital, the Bristol Royal Infirmary, has ensured that patients can
resume an active sex-life after the operation.
Conversation with a uro28 Sep 2004 02:56 GMT10
I saw my uro today and had a discussion about IHT, et al.  When we first
discussed HT, he said he'd want me on it for a couple of years, if it
worked, and then make a decision about IHT.  But, we hadn't had any real
discussion about IHT, just a statement that we'd look into it at ...
Prostate Cancer Predictive Nomogram27 Sep 2004 23:44 GMT2
I came across a good prostate cancer predictive nomogram at the
following Sloan-Kettering Cancer website:
http://www.mskcc.org/mskcc/html/10088.cfm
It is valid for newly diagnosed men to help them with treatment options
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