Latest about Prostate Cancer
Pan-Frying Red Meat Is Asking for Trouble, Prostate Cancer Study Finds
When it comes to eating red meat, cooking method may make a big difference in how meals affect prostate cancer risk. And grilling isn't the worst thing to do, researchers said.
Obese Men Face Higher Risk of Advanced Prostate Cancer
Obese men are three times more likely to have their cancer progress to a worse stage than men of normal weight.
Rare Gene Mutation Increases Prostate Cancer Risk, Research Finds
A rare genetic mutation may increase the risk of inherited prostate cancer.
Obesity Increases Risk of Advanced Prostate Cancer
Obese men have a higher risk of developing advanced prostate cancer, but a lower risk of developing earlier stages of the disease, a new review finds.
Prostate Cancer Study Finds Key to Fighting 10% of Tumors
A specific protein on the surface of prostate cancer cells may serve as an effective therapeutic target for certain types of aggressive prostate cancers.
Balding at Age 20 May Signal Higher Risk of Prostate Cancer
But no prostate cancer risk was apparent for balding at age 30 or 40.
Tests for Prostate Cancer Improving with New Technology
The PSA test is infamous for a high rate of false positives and inability to distinguish between benign and dangerous cancers.
Prostate Cancer Patients Who Undergo Surgery Have High Survival Rates
In a study of over 10,000 patients, 3 percent of patients who had their prostates removed died of their cancer.
