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Semen-based Test For Prostate Cancer To Be Developed By Proteome Systems
Ltd And US-based Egenix Inc
March 10, 2006. Proteome Systems Ltd (ASX: PXL) today announced the
signing of an agreement with the New York-based biotechnology company,

My father (83 years old) is being treated for advanced metastatic
prostate cancer. He is receiving Casodex (bicalutamide) by mouth once
daily, Zometa (zoledronic acid) IV every 6 weeks, and has an Vantas
(histrelin) extended release intradermal implant. At ten months into

i got back my second psa results and it came in a big ZERO

i am stll leaking after 5 months after surgery last week had bladder
scraped for scar tissue that was found i am wondering if any 1 has had
to have the AMS 800  or the InVance Male Sling  system if you have would
you please e mail me other than still leaking i am fine

An Anti-Inflammatory Drug (Celebrex) Slows Progression in Men with Recurrent
Prostate Cancer
October 18, 2004 - New Orleans - A small study is the first to show that
Celebrex, an anti-inflammatory pain killer, slows the progression of recurrent

I have got a question.
A few universities in the UK are currently doing a research on
prostate cancer, and they have written to 100,000 men all over the
coutry to volunteer for an ASP test. I have received a request as

I was pre-registering at the hospital yesterday for my colon resection
(that's what they're calling that now) and RP. They took a chest x-ray
and said there is a 7mm spot on my lung. I've had 5 chest x-rays since
early Jan. and nothing else showed till now. The uro said he didn't

ENHANCEMENT-PILL COMPLAINTS
'Smiling Bob' settles with state
Friday, March 03, 2006
Tracy Turner

Just letting you know my first post op PSA diagnostic (Bayer) was <0.10
My 'spiritual' advisor suggested to now perform three tasks in honor of
the good news.
1. Make a donation. Any suggestions?

I think steve's RP was scheduled for yesterday. I was just wondering
about them.  What is the average stay in the hospital, given good
health, for a RP? Mine is scheduled for monday the 13th. Plus removal
of a colon tumor. They are sparing no nerves, it's the whole thing

TO: All melanoma researchers, doctors, and patients.
It seems to me that with Vitamin D3, a person would be melanoma-free
for life.  I realize that's a pretty bold opinion coming from an
amateur with irrelevant degrees in electrical engineering, but just

Scott & White Cancer Research Institute on it's way to making history
Updated: Mar 2, 2006 11:54am
Researchers here in Central Texas are conducting the first clinical
study of its kind in the world where a drug targets prostate cancer

http://www.healthcentral.com/newsdetail/408/1507831.html

The note below was reported in a recent issue of Nature.  I'm not sure
what it means, but it seems indirectly, at least, to question the
conventional theory that hormone resistant cells are there from the
beginning.