Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer screening may not be necessary for older men, but patients should speak with their doctors about whether they are candidates for screening.

Researchers have debated whether testosterone treatments raise men's risk of prostate cancer.

Exercise may reduce the risk of prostate cancer in white, older men, a new study suggests.

Anxiety after prostate cancer surgery may lead to depression and poor sexual satisfaction.

Eliminating prostate cancer screening could result in thousands of more cases of advanced disease each year.

High testosterone levels may increase the risk of prostate cancer in older men.

Many doctors appear to agree that men ages 75 and older do not need to be screened for prostate cancer

Here are five things you should know about prostate cancer

Vitamin D has been shown to have many anti-cancer properties, researchers say.