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Prostate cancer study proves drug delays disease progression
( University Health Network ) For men diagnosed with low-risk, localized prostate cancer, being treated with the drug dutasteride (Avodart) delays disease progression and initiating active treatment, and also reduces anxiety, show the results of a three-year international clinical trial led by Dr. Neil Fleshner, Head of the Division of Urology, University Health Network...

Men's hopes for robot prostate surgery unrealistic
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Robot-assisted surgery for prostate cancer has been heavily hyped, and a new study suggests that men's expectations of the surgery may be too high. Researchers found that of 171 men facing prostate cancer surgery, those having robotic surgery expected a shorter hospital stay, and a quicker return to their usual physical activity and sex life. But those hopes may not ...

Former Giant linebacker helps ither tackle prostate cancer
NY Giants legend Harry Carson signs autographs last Wednesday evening at Norwalk Hospital during an event to promote prostate health. Photo: Jordan Osterhout / CT..

Falkirk MSP signs pledge to fight prostate cancer - Falkirk Herald

Falkirk MSP signs pledge to fight prostate cancer
Falkirk Herald
Local MSP Michael Matheson, who is Scotland's public health minister, joined other politicians backing Prostate Cancer Charity Scotland to show support for sufferers of the condition. Five pledges have been set out by the charity to raise awareness and .

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Walnuts may help battle prostate cancer - Western Farm Press

Walnuts may help battle prostate cancer
Western Farm Press
New research offers hope in this fight EUR according to findings published in the British Journal of Nutrition, walnuts may help reduce prostate cancer risk. Prostate cancer is a major health concern for men that strikes approximately one in six men and .
New Research Suggests Walnuts May Help Fight Prostate CancerSacramento Bee
Walnuts May Lower Prostate Cancer RiskNewsmax Health
Where am I? > Home > Health > The Amazing Tumor-Fighting Wal.Environmental News Network

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Pan-fried fish may raise cancer risk - Futurity: Research News

Pan-fried fish may raise cancer risk
Futurity: Research News
. prostate cancer, new research shows. Tease the brain. It may lower Alzheimer's risk Previous studies have emphasized the health benefits of dark fishEUR”rich in omega-3 fatty acidsEUR”linking their consumption to the prevention of various diseases.
The Impact of Prostate Cancer on Men's Mental and Emotional HealthCaribbean Media Vision
Cancer Study Examines Diets High in FishHealthCanal.com
Brachytherapy reduced death rates in high-risk prostate cancer patients, study .Medical Xpress

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New Research Suggests Walnuts May Help Fight Prostate Cancer
FOLSOM, Calif., Jan. 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Prostate cancer is a major health concern for men that strikes approximately one in six men and is a leading cause of male cancer deaths in the United States(1). ...

Drug for Enlarged Prostate May Slow Cancer Growth
Title: Drug for Enlarged Prostate May Slow Cancer Growth Category: Health News Created: 1/24/2012 11:00:00 AM Last Editorial Review: 1/24/2012..

Fighting Prostate Cancer: Good News, Bad News - The Root

Fighting Prostate Cancer: Good News, Bad News
The Root
Health Breakthroughs: Even with more treatment options, some black men still don't have access. Sometimes, falling in love can save your life. When Tony Howard, the coach, met Monica Moore, the fitness buff, they got to talking about health.

Health screenings for preventative care - Liberty Vindicator

Health screenings for preventative care
Liberty Vindicator
Another important part of staying in good health is preventive care. The following recommendations are from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) regarding cancer screenings. Your personal physician may suggest different tests or .
PSA test effective but not perfectGreat Falls Tribune

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Men's hopes for robot prostate surgery unrealistic - Fox News

Men's hopes for robot prostate surgery unrealistic
Fox News
. bread," said Dr. Judd W. Moul, a prostate surgeon at Duke University Medical Center who led the new study. There was reason to believe that the better visualization with robotic surgery could lead to some better outcomes, Moul told Reuters Health.

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Put health screenings on this year's schedule - USA TODAY

USA TODAY

Put health screenings on this year's schedule
USA TODAY
Making those personal evaluations with a doctor is even more crucial in the face of new findings, such as recent research from the National Cancer Institute that showed no benefit, and possible harm, from annual PSA screenings for prostate cancer.

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OPKO Health Acquires Next Generation Prostate Cancer Tests
OPKO Health, Inc. today announced the acquisition of an exclusive license from Arctic Partners Ab Oy for two biomarkers in the kallikrein family which, used together with prostate specific antigen , can reduce the need for prostate biopsies by over 50%...

Vitamin Supplements: Be Very Careful - InjuryBoard.com

Vitamin Supplements: Be Very Careful
InjuryBoard.com
A study to investigate vitamin E's ability to protect men against prostate cancer was funded in part by the National Cancer Institute and the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (National Institutes of Health).

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Former NY Giant and hospital team up for prostate health
Pro Football Hall of Famer Harry Carson will be at Norwalk Hospital Wednesday evening to promote prostate health. Photo: Contributed Photo / CT Harry Carson, former linebacker for the New York Giants who was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2006, will be a featured guest at Norwalk Hospital on Wednesday, Jan. 18, at 7 p.m. in the main lobby...

Former Giant linebacker helps others tackle prostate cancer
NY Giants legend Harry Carson signs autographs last Wednesday evening at Norwalk Hospital during an event to promote prostate health. Photo: Jordan Osterhout / CT..

Herbal aid for prostate health
JOHOR BARU: True Organic Sdn Bhd has developed a local herb-based supplement to treat prostate problems -- one of the most common health problem faced by men...

Prostate Cancer Screening and Treatment Decisions Must Act On Evidence, Not . - HealthCanal.com

Globe and Mail

Prostate Cancer Screening and Treatment Decisions Must Act On Evidence, Not .
HealthCanal.com
In two studies from 2009, one conducted in Europe and the other in the US, healthy men in their 50s and 60s were randomly divided into two groups; one was periodically screened for prostate cancer using PSA testing or a digital rectal exam, or both.
OPKO Health Acquires Next Generation Prostate Cancer TestsMarketWatch (press release)
Drug Seen to Curtail Cancer Left in ProstateNew York Times
Drug May Slow Early Prostate CancerU.S. News & World Report

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Genomic Health Announces Initiation of Clinical Validation Study of Prostate Cancer Test; Acceleration of Next .
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. , Jan. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Genomic Health, Inc. (Nasdaq: GHDX - News) today announced that it has started a large clinical validation study of its prostate cancer test. The study, being ...

Lavin unlikely to coach St. John's again this season - New York Post

CBS Local

Lavin unlikely to coach St. John's again this season
New York Post
Lavin, who underwent successful prostate cancer surgery on Oct. 6 and has not coached since the 2K Sports Classic on Nov. 17 and 18, said before last night's game against West Virginia that he came back too early and it likely will prevent him from .
Steve Lavin, now cancer-free, doesn't rule out returning to St. John's bench .New York Daily News (blog)
Don't Be Fooled, Steve Lavin Still In Charge At St. John'sCBS Local

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