prostate cancer

Cancer Deaths Have Dropped 26% in Recent Years

By Alice Park

This Week in Health: A Way to Detect Cancer in Seconds

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Getting Tested for Prostate Cancer May Be Worth It After All

By Alice Park

Experts Change Their Minds About Prostate Cancer Screening

By Alice Park
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Effectiveness of Prostate Cancer Treatment Studied

In the first study to compare active monitoring, surgery and radiation for prostate cancer, researchers found no differences in death rates

By Alice Park

A New Genetic Test Can Spot Aggressive Prostate Cancer

Some forms of prostate cancer spread quickly, but many don't require treatment. Doctors now have a genetic test that can tell them apart

By Alice Park

Fewer Men Are Getting Prostate Cancer Blood Tests

Some experts now advise men not to get the blood test that can pick up prostate cancer, but that may be putting certain men at risk

By Alice Park

This Is How Much Movember Raised This Year

Fewer mustaches, but still a lot of donations

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Can Low-T Therapy Promote Prostate Cancer?

New rat research raises health questions for researcher

By Mandy Oaklander

How Diet Can Lower Risk of Prostate Cancer

Tomato and bean consumption helps prevent the disease

By Justin Worland

Hypnosis Reduced This Person's Hot Flashes By 94%

One man's hot flashes vanished with hypnosis

By Alexandra Sifferlin

7 Medical Tests Every Man Needs

Admit it, guys: You don’t even like going to the doctor when there’s something wrong, let alone for preventative check-ups. But being proactive about your health—by getting recommended screenings for serious conditions and diseases—could mean...

By Health.com

Early Chemo May Help Men With Prostate Cancer Live Longer, Study Says

New research suggests men with metastized prostate cancer may benefit from having chemotherapy earlier than usually recommended

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Scientists Link Two Genes to Aggressive Prostate Cancer

“These two genes individually don’t do anything, or very little, but only when they are co-active do they produce aggressive forms of the disease,” says the director of Columbia University's Genome Center

By Alice Park

This One Graphic Will Change the Way You Look at Breast Cancer Screening

Here are the real numbers on mammograms and how to read them.

By Gerd Gigerenzer

How We Die Author Dies Aged 83

Sherwin B. Nuland, who wrote an award-winning book that became central to the ongoing debate regarding assisted suicide, has died from prostate cancer

By Michelle Arrouas
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