The current statistics regarding prostate cancer don't seem to be improving much. About 1 in 7 men will contract the disease, making it number two with a bullet behind skin cancer in America.
Read MoreWe know that prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in the world. But did you know that it is much less prevalent in developed countries?
Read MoreWhen faced with a diagnosis of prostate cancer, a man will have several decisions to make. The most important decision is determining the best available method of treatment.
Read MoreDetecting prostate cancer can be difficult. It grows very slowly and men will not know they have it as there are no outward signs of a lump.
Read MorePSA velocity is the rate at which your PSA level increases from year to year. This rate of change in PSA levels over time, can give crucial information to a doctor about your potential for cancer.
Read MorePatients have two main treatment options: surgery or radiation. Based on a patient’s goals, disease state, and health an appropriate treatment plan would be made.
Read MoreUnlike the PSA blood test, PCA3 is specific for prostate cancer and is not affected by prostate enlargement or other non-cancerous prostate conditions.
Read MoreThe new 10-minute saliva test uses a technique called liquid biopsy. It works by detecting tumor DNA when it is circulating in the body fluids.
Read MoreTens of thousands of additional men suffer from the burden of painful metastatic prostate cancer, which can lead to bone fractures, the inability to urinate, spinal cord compression and renal failure.
Read MoreIt is a known fact that exercise keeps our bodies healthy, but the affect it has on prostate cancer has not been well documented.
Read MoreA survivor at heart, Bret Hart has announced his diagnosis and fight against prostate cancer today.
Read MoreObesity, the condition of being considerably overweight, has been shown to be linked to the development of certain cancers.
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