Prostate News Archive
14-Nov-2011
Prostate cancer is literally killing Georgia?s men
Early detection and education can save lives for many cancer patients including those with prostate cancer. Behind cardiovascular disease, cancer is the second leading cause of all deaths of men and women in this country, and prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer mortality in men behind lung cancer. The PSA (prostate-specific antigen) blood test, even with limitations, is the ... Dr. David Samadi Performs Robotic Prostate Cancer Surgeries in the Netherlands
NEW YORK, NY-- - This week the lives of prostate cancer patients in the Netherlands were dramatically altered through the life-saving robotic prostatectomy surgery efforts of New York-based Dr. David Samadi ... Prostate cancer survivors defend PSA
WOOLWICH ? The Maine Coalition to Fight Prostate Cancer is speaking out against a government health panel?s recent recommendation that doctors not use a blood screening test that aims to detect early signs of prostate cancer. Locals raise prostate cancer awareness with 'Movember?
A man dies from prostate cancer every 15.6 minutes; one in six men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer. A new case is diagnosed every 2.2 minutes.These statistics inspired Costa Mesa resident John Cornuke to gather his friends in solidarity to raise money this month, not only to fight prostate... Patients defend prostate tests
Local doctor and advocates argue prostate-screening test has value despite its limitations.
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