Diseases and Disorders - Prostate Cancer

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white moncong is good !	27 Mar 2009 23:12 GMT	1
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Why DRE after RPP and SRT	25 Mar 2009 23:47 GMT	4
As a public service, when I went to see my uro today, I asked him why we have to go through a DRE once the prostate is gone. He advises that some masses are 'felt' before they produce PSA. The ones that are felt before producing PSA are usually the most aggressive cancers of ...
Life expectancy statistics	25 Mar 2009 16:56 GMT	15
Every year, thousands of patients are diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer with metastasis. In other words, it is impossible to cure it. The only available solution is then a hormonal treatment and hope for the best. Every body reacts in a different way to the treatment. ...
Ride to conquer cancer	25 Mar 2009 14:35 GMT	1
I was diagnosed with prostate cancer last year, and underwent a radical robot assisted protstatectomy. The surgery was a complete success, thanks to the advanced technology. To express my gratitude, I'll be participating in a two-day major
Quick SRT Update	23 Mar 2009 21:48 GMT	29
I'm home again for the weekend. Just wanted to give you all a quick update. 12 treatments down and 26 to go. So far only SE's are upset stomach, diarrhea and tiredness. I still think the gastro problems are due to the VA hospital food.
ERSPC: Screening for prostate cancer can reduce deaths by 20%	23 Mar 2009 16:44 GMT	23
Screening for prostate cancer can reduce deaths by 20%, according to the results of the European Randomized Study of Screening for Prostate Cancer (ERSPC) published online 1700 hours CET by the New England Journal of Medicine, Online First*. ERSPC is the worldâ€™s largest
Long JP drain after surgery?	22 Mar 2009 14:12 GMT	1
After open surgery for PCa, still need to wear 2 JP drains due to continued drainage. Doctor said this sometimes happen but I would be interested in knowing if any of you have had this happen and how long it took to finally get the drains off. Mine looks like it'll be at least 2 ...
PC Research lab lay offs	21 Mar 2009 20:18 GMT	1
Steve J remarked: > I cannot cite the source of this, which I read many years ago: > General George S. Patton is quoted as saying that he would rather > have a German division in front of him than a French one behind.
Milestone achieved	21 Mar 2009 04:51 GMT	7
All, A rare posting from me to update all and celebrate the achievement of a 5 year goal. I gave blood again yesterday for the first time in 5 years (donation number 92 + 4 autologous for surgery) which means that
PCa death	20 Mar 2009 23:25 GMT	3
NY doctor, firefighter Joseph Matrisciano dies at 78 Newsday, Melville, N.Y. March 19, 2009 Joseph Matrisciano, a Valley Stream family physician who was instrumental in
2000 IU of vitamin D per day isn't enough in this circumstance to reach the goal	20 Mar 2009 20:26 GMT	2
And please note that the 2000 IU dose didn't reach the 80 nmol/L goal on average. ---------------------------------------- 1: Am J Clin Nutr. 2009 Apr;89(4):1092-8.
PC Tests	20 Mar 2009 03:33 GMT	3
Does prostate cancer screening save lives? Two big studies don't end debate over test Wednesday, March 18, 2009 NEW YORK CITY -- Two big prostate cancer studies were intended to settle
CANCER IS NOT DANGER ANYMORE	19 Mar 2009 23:57 GMT	2
Do you know how to cure cancer without biopsy,chemotherapy,and surgery only in a matters of months? Read the article on http://xulez.com
PC Research lab lay offs	19 Mar 2009 19:55 GMT	9
Laid off researchers protest cancer institute Not immune to tough financial times Monday, 16 Mar 2009 19:13 EDT Buffalo WIVB-4-CBS
Dendreon - Provenge	19 Mar 2009 16:50 GMT	3
Dendreons-Provenge results are going to be reported sometime in April. This therapy if approved may go on the market this year. Has anyone been in one of their trials? I was going to enter into one five years ago in Rochester NY but decided to get salvage radiation instead. The