I find this story hard to believe, but I supposed that anything is
possible.
http://www.yananow.net/Mentors/AlanC.htm

Is there anything known or published in the English language about this
research project? With help of two vaccins (CG1940 and CG8711) and
anti-bodies should the cancer be cleared by the imune system itself.
I am invited for a take-in consult and like to tell some US-friends

I had 28 sessions of IMRT and then seeds in September 2004. In April
2005 my PSA was 0.15 In July it was 0.2. It does not seem to be going in
the right direction. My doctor says it is OK but I am not so sure. Do I
need more time?

One year ago today, I had RRP performed by Dr James Eastham of Memorial
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.  My outcome was tremendous.  My only
complication was low blood pressure, for which I received a blood
transfusion (of my own blood).  I had little pain.  I was walking 1+ miles

This news story,
http://www.kfmb.com/stories/story.18989.html
which DO NOT pertain to Prostate Cancer, ends with the following
paragraph; which is news to me:

Lupron and other ADT drugs are extemely expensive.  Does anyone know
when any of these might become available in generic form?

Clinical factors can help determine risk of prostate cancer death after
radical prostatectomy
27 Jul 2005
Clinical factors including the time to biochemical recurrence following

Spectrum Pharmaceuticals has launched a phase I/II trial in the US to
explore the safe and efficacious dose range of its drug, ozarelix, as a
treatment for patients with hormone-dependent prostate cancer.
27 Jul 2005, 08:24 GMT - "This study will provide us additional valuable

   Spoke yesterday to the Physicians Assistant at the incontinence
specialist's office.  Had a very good conversation with this man.  He took a
lot of time to answer my questions and fully explain things.  The main
points were:

I just had a second opinion to consult a radiation oncologist.  How
much do you, guys, know about this technique as used for this purpose?
How old is it?  How many years of data have accumulated in respect to
its short- and long(er)-term side effects?  What has the data shown?

New Clues in Prostate Cancer Therapy
July 27, 2005
(USA TODAY) -- Two new studies could help men and their doctors better
treat prostate cancer.

History is PSA was 18.9   04/20/2002 @ 50
Biopsy  05/07/2002 Gleason Grade (3+3)
RRP 06/26/2002 then G7(3+4), T3a with Neg margins
PSA  <.1  .2   .3   .7

Combination Hormone/Vaccine Therapy for Prostate Cancer May Benefit
Patients Whose Disease Returns
BETHESDA, MD -- July 25, 2005 -- A new study finds that a cancer vaccine
combined with hormone-deprivation therapy can help patients with

   My primary care doctor sent me abstracts on a couple studies involving
the artificial urinary sphincter.  Reporting here just for others who may be
facing this decision.
   "Comparison of artificial urinary sphincter and collagen for the

I'm a 49yo male with type 2 diabetes. I've just started seeing a new
doctor. The first thing he did was give me a physical. When he asked if
I wanted a "rectal" I declined. I've never had that done to me. My
responce was, "Who in the hell would actually want one of those? There's