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| Marshall Edwards prostate cancer drug gains fast track status | 30 Jan 2005 21:55 GMT | 5 |
Marshall Edwards prostate cancer drug gains fast track status According to Marshall Edwards, the FDA has granted the investigational anticancer drug, phenoxodiol, fast track status for its intended use in patients with hormone-refractory prostate cancer.
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| Kinds of PSA tests | 30 Jan 2005 06:28 GMT | 56 |
All my post-op PSAs were analyzed using Electrochemiluminescence in the same lab. Now it was suggested to me that I may want to confirm my last reading using an "ultrasensitive" test. What could it be? How widely is it available?
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| important notice about ED drugs and heart attacks..... | 29 Jan 2005 16:44 GMT | 8 |
i went with the wife to the doctor. i've known him for many years and i will ask for a free sample of the ED meds, but he has always given me viagra and said not the take the other ED meds. this time, he made a comment similar to that, so i pinned him down and
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| PSA Results Are In | 29 Jan 2005 15:11 GMT | 10 |
Permit me a little celebration...my third post-RRP PSA test results are in. Third straight <0.1 reading!
 Signature JerryW
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| Is it proper to post legal issues in this ng? | 29 Jan 2005 11:53 GMT | 13 |
Just wondering if we are free to discuss any medical legal issues surrounding prostate cancer? Paul
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| skewed newsgroup | 29 Jan 2005 00:57 GMT | 34 |
Is this newsgroup negatively skewed? My Partin tables show that I have a 98% chance of beating Pca based on my stats of negative margins, Gleason 6, PSA of 6.6 before RRP, etc. But reading the posts on the newsgroups, I seem to read mostly about people who end up with rising
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| Casodex (bicalutamide) 150mg, cost effective treatment for the managem | 28 Jan 2005 22:48 GMT | 19 |
Casodex (bicalutamide) 150mg, cost effective treatment for the management of locally advanced prostate cancer 18 Jan 2005 New data published in the European Journal of Hospital Pharmacy -
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| any Canadians had HDR Temporary Brachytherapy? | 28 Jan 2005 22:36 GMT | 7 |
Sorry all - I've de-lurked again! On my 3 mthly evaluation today at SCGH, I met the Dr. who would be doing my HDR Temporary Brachytherapy. He's just new at SCGH, but has been specialising in that in Canada for
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| GTx initiates pivotal prostate cancer study | 28 Jan 2005 17:14 GMT | 1 |
Memphis-based biotech GTx has initiated a pivotal phase III clinical trial for Acapodene for the prevention of prostate cancer in high risk men. 27 Jan 2005, 16:34 GMT - The pivotal phase III trial is a double blind,
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| psa after surgery | 28 Jan 2005 14:01 GMT | 4 |
A month after radical prostate surgery my psa test was 1.0. A month later it is .7. doctor said all of prostate was removed and in one piece. all tests surrounding surgical area were negative, but prostate was greatly enlarged. Gleason was level 5 and small amount of cancer cells ...
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| Pfizer spam | 28 Jan 2005 03:13 GMT | 16 |
Pfizer seems to have harvested e-mail addresses from this group. Or am I the only one who got this one? I don't know why they're talking to me, I've never had anything to say about ED.
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| psa after RRP | 27 Jan 2005 15:41 GMT | 4 |
just came back from my urologist today. My first PSA after radical prostetectomy that was performed on 11/10/04 is...... .03. Feel relieved. Didn't expect it to be above .1, but you never know. Hope it just stays this low for a long, long time. My uro wants to have ...
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| Frequency of PSA after 5 years | 27 Jan 2005 15:33 GMT | 5 |
I had a Prostatectomy in 1999. For the past 3 years my general practioner has been giving me a PSA test twice a year at my request. My PSA has been at or below 0.03 since my operation. How often should the PSA be taken after five years? Any recommendations from your URO?
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| a look into the crystal ball | 27 Jan 2005 01:26 GMT | 4 |
i was watching ripley's "believe it or not". we've all seen ultra-sound pictures of unborn babies, but they have a 3rd beam that they can use and it produces a 3-D imaging and they showed the face of a 27 week old baby. it was really interesting because it looked just like a ...
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| My father (73 yrs old) has prostate cancer... any advice? | 26 Jan 2005 19:30 GMT | 13 |
My father has recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer. I am a bit shaken. He is 73 yrs old and has a PSA of 11, and a Gleason score of 7. The doctor said that he cannot undertake brachytherapy as he is too old. Could anyone recommend alternate treatments? He is scared to ...
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