Diseases and Disorders - Prostate Cancer

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A little humor...	08 Dec 2005 06:24 GMT	12
my nookie days are over my pilot light is out what used to be my sex appeal is now my water spout
An Agonizing Decision	08 Dec 2005 00:57 GMT	9
Here is a link to a Pulitzer Prize-winning article from the Wall Street Journal regarding a PCa tx decision: http://www.pulitzer.org/year/2005/beat-reporting/works/marcus6.html If this doesn't choke you up, nothing will.
this headline was in bold print. wonder if they knew how it read...	08 Dec 2005 00:27 GMT	2
Cancer expert beats off stiff competition to win prestigious European award for achievement Release date: 7 December 2005 Cancer Research UK scientist, Professor Ian Tomlinson, has won the European Voice "Achiever of the year" award,
Who's tried the clamp?	07 Dec 2005 23:12 GMT	8
I recently learned that urine attracts sharks as much as or more than blood does. Makes me very concerned about playing in salt water, 'cause when I'm playin', I'm sprayin'. You guys who have tried The Clamp . . . how well does it work? DRY, or just DRIER? Does it have "security ...
Questions from a Newbie	07 Dec 2005 22:46 GMT	35
Good Evening to All! I¹ve been reading your posts for a week or so now and am impressed with how the group seems to be so supportive of one another. I¹m hopeful you can find room for a newbie with questions.
Re: Pumpkin Seeds/	07 Dec 2005 02:17 GMT	1
Anyone have info on pumpkin seed for for frequent urination problems?. bob
Satraplatin for HRPC Phase III Trial Filled	06 Dec 2005 09:12 GMT	1
December 5, 2005 GPC Biotech completes enrolment in phase III trial for cancer drug Satraplatin AFX News Limited/Forbes.com, 12.05.2005
incontinent	05 Dec 2005 23:58 GMT	14
what is longest any 1 here been incontinent or know any 1 who took a long time being incontinent please e mail me or post thanks jimmy
Diet, the latest researxh	05 Dec 2005 21:01 GMT	3
1. The Japanese eat very little fat and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans. 2. The Mexicans eat a lot of fat and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans.
Another update	05 Dec 2005 19:42 GMT	3
I read everything here but don't post much anymore except the shopping list for prostatectomy patients. Diagnosed at 50 yrs old. PSA at diagnosis 9.1 LRP in October 2001, 1 nerve spared.
Tried all three - Levitra for me	05 Dec 2005 15:16 GMT	8
It has been 1 1/2 years since my nerve-sparing RRP at age 66. I have tried all 3 ED medications and have settled on 20 mg of Levitra. It produces better results for me and hasn't failed yet. Over Thanksgiving my wife and I tried sex without medication without success (initial
Radiation vs. Surgery	04 Dec 2005 22:35 GMT	43
In a separate thread Alan Meyer wrote...snip... On the issue of radiation vs. surgery, there is good evidence that both approaches are effective. Each has its advocates and its particular set of advantages and disadvantages. Radiation generally treats a
For Heather and Steve Kramer	04 Dec 2005 16:58 GMT	1
Could you send me an email? I lost my address book!
need info	04 Dec 2005 03:58 GMT	22
Husband has had biopsy every year for the past 3 yrs. All have been negative. After the first two he had blood in his ejaculation for over a month and half then went to a lighter tan color.
vision problems	04 Dec 2005 00:14 GMT	16
Curt shared with me Saturday night that he has had a big decrease in >> his vision.It's been going on for almost 4 weeks!! He already had >> pretty strong lens but he says his vision is really bad. I asked him >> what the doctor said and his response was as usual." I haven't told ...