Archive for September, 2009
Cutting Edge Information hopes to see ill patients have speedier access to potential cures
Prostate cancer center gets nod
Cary Urology won approval from state regulators to build a $9.8 million prostate-cancer center in East Raleigh.
Respiragene test for lung cancer motivates smokers to quit smoking
Smokers who learn their personal risk of lung cancer through gene-based risk assessment are more likely to be motivated to quit their habit, according to Dr. W. Jeffrey Allard, clinical affairs director of Synergenz Bioscience Ltd.
Saskatchewan Health launches section on website to provide more information for men diagnosed with prostate cancer
A diagnosis of prostate cancer can leave men reeling and struggling to digest the details of the options available for treatment, says a Saskatchewan Health official.
Not Enough Evidence To Support Routine Prostate Cancer Screening
There is insufficient evidence to support population-wide screening for prostate cancer using the prostate specific antigen (PSA) test, conclude two papers published on bmj.com today. The authors say that the PSA test cannot distinguish between lethal and harmless prostate cancer, leading to overdiagnosis and overtreatment of healthy men.
Few side effects from prostate radiation
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Sept. 30 (UPI) — U.S. researchers have found few complications in prostate cancer patients treated with radiotherapy after surgery to remove the prostate.
Urologists, Radiologists, Patients Benefit From New Clinical Prostate Visualization System
The introduction of Invivo Corporation’s DynaCAD for Prostate advanced clinical visualization and MR interventional system brings new hope to patients and new confidence to their care providers, a positive development this Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.
TX congressman having prostate removal surgery
Rep. Randy Neugebauer is having surgery for what he called ‘an early and very treatable stage of prostate cancer’
West Texas Congressman to Have Prostate Removal Surgery
Randy Neugebauer is having surgery for what he called “an early and very treatable stage of prostate cancer.”
Texas congressman having prostate removal surgery
Rep. Randy Neugebauer has announced he is having surgery for what he called “an early and very treatable stage of prostate cancer.”