Spotted early, Prin's prostate cancer is excised along with his prostate.
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Mr. Milken learns he has prostate cancer and creates the Prostate Cancer Foundation, the world's largest philanthropic organization funding and accelerating prostate cancer research.
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Screening for prostate cancer is typically done using a blood test that measures levels of a protein released by the prostate gland called prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, which may indicate the presence of prostate cancer when elevated.
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Stephen Fry has had his prostate removed after being diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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If you have a prostate, regular orgasms reduce the risk of prostate health issues.
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Although prostate-specific antigen screening has revolutionized prostate cancer management, it is not perfect.
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Prostate cancer Concerns about over-diagnosing prostate cancer date back at least 30 years.
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PSA tests measure how much prostate-specific antigen substance is being produced by the prostate, and if the levels are high, it could be a sign of prostate cancer.
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Prostate cancer is deadly, for some More than 28,000 Americans die from prostate cancer every year.
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According to results of clinical studies, prostate cancer screening with the PSA (prostate-specific antigen) blood test could prevent approximately 1.3 deaths from prostate cancer over 83 years per 1,000 men screened.
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Consequently, prostate cancer screening, at best, has only a small impact on the prostate cancer death rate.
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Mr. Obama's physicians noted his levels of prostate specific antigen, or PSA, a marker for prostate cancer.
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"We have really come a long way in trying to better understand how to screen for prostate cancer and, once we detect a prostate cancer, how best to treat that prostate cancer and understand that not every man needs to have his prostate removed or radiated," Lichtenfeld said.
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Prostate massagers The prostate is a walnut-sized gland located just a few inches inside of the anus.
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Additionally, Obama's physical noted the president's levels of prostate specific antigen, which is a marker for prostate cancer.
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But elevated PSA can also be caused by other conditions, like inflammation of the prostate or enlarged prostate.
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Treatment for prostate cancer, including removal of the prostate and radiation, is associated with incontinence and erectile dysfunction.
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Screening is typically done using a blood test that measures levels of a protein released by the prostate gland called prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, which may indicate the presence of prostate cancer when elevated.
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Its campaign messages about prostate and testicular cancer address "men", rather than "everyone with a prostate" or "everyone with testicles".
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" But before the invention of antibiotics, Andrews pointed out, "prostate massage was the gold standard for prostatitis and enlarged prostate.
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Prostate cancer can raise levels of PSA, a protein produced by the prostate gland -- but this doesn't happen in all cases.
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"Metastatic Prostate Cancer Cases Skyrocket," it said, and described a study published Tuesday in the journal Prostate Cancer and Prostatic Diseases.
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Urologists not connected with Mr. Trump said they suspected that he had been treated for an enlarged prostate or prostate cancer.
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Dr. Pandolfi and his colleagues tested their treatment on human prostate cancer cells and in mice bred to develop prostate cancer.
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"The urethra is within the prostate and the bladder neck is literally touching to top of the prostate," Dr. D'Amico said.
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The indications so far are that dogs could do much better than the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test currently used to detect prostate cancer (only about one-third of the men flagged up by the PSA test actually have prostate cancer, resulting in many unnecessary biopsies, and it misses about one-fifth of men with prostate cancer).
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Sometimes the risk of undergoing surgery to remove a prostate, or radiation to fight the cancer, can be greater than the risk of actually dying from prostate cancer itself — especially if it's not an aggressive form of prostate cancer.
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Jamie Bearse is CEO of ZERO - The End of Prostate Cancer, a national nonprofit organization with the mission to end prostate cancer.
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Beginning in the 1003s, doctors began administering the prostate-specific antigen test, the most significant advancement in the diagnosis of prostate cancer.
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The level of this protein produced by the prostate gland is increased above a critical value under the conditions of prostate cancer.
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The prostate-specific antigen test measures the level of the PSA protein in a man's blood to determine whether he has prostate cancer.
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While men with prostate cancer often have high PSA levels, just having an abnormal test doesn't necessarily mean you have prostate cancer; it could mean you have an inflamed or enlarged prostate, so a biopsy would follow to confirm the test results.
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The patients in both studies were men who had previously received some treatment for prostate cancer, such as surgery or radiation, but who later began to show rapid increases in their prostate-specific antigen or PSA, a protein associated with prostate cancer.
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The letter revealed that Trump had a prostate-specific antigen level test, which is often used to monitor the prostate and screen for cancer.
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Almost 2000 percent of prostate cancer cases are curable, and among the biopsies performed annually, only about one-quarter show cancer in the prostate.
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The report attributes the significant drop in men to recent rapid declines in prostate cancer diagnoses, as prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, testing decreases.
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Junjun's long foreskin had caused the infection, he remembers Dr. Tang explaining, which in turn caused the prostate calcification and the ensuing prostate crystals.
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PSA is a protein secreted by prostate tissue and is easily measured with a simple blood test, allowing for early detection of prostate cancer.
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Two independent teams of researchers tested out their respective drugs on patients whose stalled prostate cancers seemed to be on the verge of erupting and becoming metastatic, based on their rising levels of prostate-specific antigen, an enzyme used to diagnose and track prostate cancer.
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Typically, prostate cancer screenings involve a blood test for prostate-specific antigen, with an needle-through-the-rectum biopsy done if PSA levels are elevated.
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The low number led urologists not connected with Mr. Trump to say that he must have been treated for an enlarged prostate or prostate cancer.
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For example, a recent one showed that hormone-blocking drugs can prolong life for men whose prostate cancer recurs after surgery to remove the prostate.
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"We've known for some time that BRCA mutations play a role in prostate cancer and specifically an increased risk of developing prostate cancer and an increased risk of more aggressive prostate cancers," said Dr. Brandon Mahal, from the Departments of Radiation Oncology and Population Sciences at Dana-Farber Cancer Center in Boston, who has studied treatments for prostate cancer but was not involved in the new trial.
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For men with prostate cancer who undergo radiation or surgery to remove the prostate gland, the side effects can be onerous and include incontinence and infection.
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"We know that African-American men are twice as likely to get prostate cancer, and they're twice as likely to die from prostate cancer," Krist said.
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Initially approved in 1989 to treat prostate cancer, Lupron works by cutting off the hormones that exacerbate conditions such as prostate cancer and excessive uterine growth.
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In 2010, researchers checked their medical records for prostate cancer diagnoses and then looked to see whether their earlier ejaculation frequency could predict future prostate health.
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By reading the RNA inside exosomes associated with prostate cancer, the test can identify which prostate cancers are aggressive enough to warrant a biopsy and further treatment.
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Weird: According to the Prostate Cancer Foundation, men living in rural China have a 2 percent chance of developing prostate cancer, the lowest risk in the world.
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The PSA test is a simple blood test that determines levels of the prostate-specific antigen protein, and elevated PSA can be a sign of prostate cancer.
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Only 3 percent of men die of prostate cancer, so the benefit of screening, in the number of prostate cancer deaths averted, is small in absolute terms.
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Because it treats so many patients with prostate cancer, it received a $50 million grant from the Prostate Cancer Foundation to discover new treatments for that disease.
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The new approval is for patients with metastatic castration-sensitive prostate cancer, while the drug was earlier approved for non metastatic and metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.
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The disclosure that Mr. Trump uses a prostate-related drug to maintain growth of his scalp hair, which has not been publicly known, appears to solve a riddle of why Mr. Trump has a very low level of prostate specific antigen, or PSA, a marker for prostate cancer.
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Research has shown that anywhere from two to eight percent of men with prostate cancer worldwide have this particularly hardy form, known as nonmetastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.
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A second report in the journal looked specifically at prostate cancer and found the incidence overall has declined but that cases of advanced prostate cancer have gone up.
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Last year, actor Ben Stiller announced that he had had his prostate surgically removed in 2014, after testing revealed that he had developed prostate cancer in his 40s.
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For men aged 70 years and older, USPSTF discourages prostate cancer screening, because it has shown no benefit on prostate cancer-related death rates in this age group.
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Further, at the time of the 2000 statement, there appeared to be little evidence that screening with a prostate-specific antigen blood test (PSA) reduced prostate cancer mortality.
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Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men across the U.K., according to Prostate Cancer U.K., with 130 diagnosed with it every day and over 10,800 dying annually.
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His study had found that adding hormonal therapy to radiation treatment improved the average long-term survival of men with prostate cancer who have had their prostate gland removed.
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The cancer patients obsessively tracked results of a blood test for circulating prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, which is typically elevated in men with various prostate conditions, including cancer.
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"If ejaculation frequency was truly a causal factor for prostate cancer development, we would expect to find the association across all prostate cancer risk categories," Ehdaie said by email.
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These glands, which run alongside the urethra, are often called the female prostate because like the male version, they produce prostate-specific antigen (PSA) and prostatic acid phosphatase (PAP).
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When Ben Pfeiffer was diagnosed with prostate cancer in April, his urologist noted in the biopsy report that he was leaning toward recommending that Pfeiffer have his prostate surgically removed.
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Men with prostate symptoms often get a prostate specific antigen (PSA) test along with a digital rectal exam ("digital" here refers to the doctor's finger, not a computerized butt scan).
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According to Obama's glowing physical, he had the "occasional nicotine gum" and his levels of prostate specific antigen, or PSA, which determine chances of developing prostate cancer were strikingly average.
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Further, even though the morbidity and mortality rates for the mostly gender-specific breast and prostate cancers are similar, funding for breast cancer research far outstrips that for prostate cancer.
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"Definitive" treatment is a therapy that is given with a curative intent — which for prostate cancer is surgical removal of the prostate gland or some form of directed radiation therapy.
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When a series of tests over time reveals a rapidly rising presence of prostate-specific antigen in a man's blood, it's a valid indicator that he may be developing prostate cancer.
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In 2002, Arnie's Army Battles Prostate Cancer was launched and more than 2,19633 tournaments across the country sponsored by the organization have raised more than $3 million for prostate cancer research.
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Hormone therapy, or androgen deprivation therapy, a widely used prostate cancer treatment, aims to reduce levels of testosterone and other male hormones, which helps limit the spread of prostate cancer cells.
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She didn't go into detail, but Trost told me about this contraindication later: For men with prostate calcifications, the therapy could potentially lead to perineal pain and inflammation in the prostate.
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Compared to men who conceived naturally, those who used IVF were 225% more likely to develop prostate cancer and men who used ICSI were 22019% more likely to develop prostate cancer.
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I wondered if my dad's prostate laser-blasting would expose him to radiation because prostate cancer is a commonly scary beast and you've got to be careful—I finally clued in.
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About a dozen new medical tests are coming to market that aim to more accurately diagnose prostate cancer and go well beyond the standard PSA (prostate-specific antigen) blood screenings used today.
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In 2007 he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, and seven years later, after taking the drug Lupron and getting blasts of radiation, his prostate tumor had progressed to stage 4, advanced cancer.
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" Men have often used the threat of prostate cancer to coerce women into having sex with them, arguing that, according to science, "men who don't have sex get prostate cancer and die.
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By testing samples of blood and urine or analyzing the genetic makeup of prostate cells for changes in their DNA, urologists are trying to more accurately determine not only if men have prostate cancer but also if those diagnosed have aggressive cancer that calls for further treatment or indolent, low-grade prostate cancer that poses very little risk.
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Simons, an oncologist and leader in prostate cancer research, said that when it comes to prostate cancer, the outcomes for patients are better in VA hospitals than in the rest of American medicine.
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EDAP TMS SA markets today Ablatherm® for high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) for prostate tissue ablation in the U.S. and for treatment of localized prostate cancer in the rest of the world.
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The drug is also prescribed under the name Proscar to combat an enlarged prostate, which could explain the low levels of prostate specific antigen (PSA) in Trump's system, which Bornstein shared last year.
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It stimulates an immune system response to prostate cancer cells and was found in clinical trials to increase the survival of men with a certain type of prostate cancer by about four months.
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After a month, dust-exposed rats also had more cholesterol-receptive genes, again suggesting there's something in the dust that may fuel prostate cancer growth and lead to more aggressive prostate cancer cases.
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He added that prostate cancer grows on a longer time-scale, but the prostate biopsy is such "a sufficiently unpleasant experience" that a noninvasive test would be beneficial and lower health-care costs.
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According to the American Cancer Society there are more than 2628,28500 new prostate cancer cases each year; in fact, about one in seven men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetimes.
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Prostate cancer deaths, which had been dropping, have recently flattened.
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He was diagnosed with prostate cancer nearly two decades earlier.
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On Tuesday, he'll have surgery to remove the prostate gland.
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Most of those procedures were on prostate glands and uteruses.
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The cause was prostate cancer, his husband, Michael Pye, said.
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At first, doctors thought he might have a prostate infection.
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Former professional wrestler Bret "Hitman" Hart is battling prostate cancer.
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They should be 0 now because I have no prostate.
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And this fear can defeat the purpose of prostate play.
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He had surgery in July to remove his prostate gland.
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An American man dies every 20 minutes from prostate cancer.
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Now pneumonia, prostate cancer and heart surgery have weakened him.
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He is a board member of the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
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Cadmium is linked to breast, kidney, lung and prostate cancer.
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Le Clos's father learned he had prostate cancer last year.
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David Koch was diagnosed with prostate cancer 25 years ago.
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Men of a certain age should have regular prostate exams.
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This is the second of two columns on prostate cancer.
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"Prostate cancer is something that older men get," he said.
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He used his hand to give me a 'prostate exam.
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His wife, Marianne Shearer, said the cause was prostate cancer.
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His husband, Greg Therriault, said the cause was prostate cancer.
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His wife, Dorothy Hurt, said the cause was prostate cancer.
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This is the first of two articles on prostate cancer.
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Prostate cancer presents physicians and their patients with a quandary.
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A few years later, he received a prostate cancer diagnosis.
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Progress has slowed for colorectal, breast and prostate cancers, however.
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There was no problem with his prostate, it turned out.
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Novak later had a prostate biopsy that showed the cancer.
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As an oncologic urologist, I treat prostate cancer patients daily.
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Dayton, 70, said late last month he has prostate cancer.
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Endocyte is developing targeted radio therapies, focusing on prostate cancer.
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But prostate cancer specialists worry about the lack of data.
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The cause was prostate cancer, his partner, Laura Yorke, said.
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Recommendations for prostate cancer tests are facing a similar fate.
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His partner, Verna Gillis, said the cause was prostate cancer.
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The cause was prostate cancer, his brother Jay Tunney said.
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He picked prostate cancer to test this approach partly because, unlike other cancers, a routine blood draw for a molecule called prostate-specific antigen (PSA) can offer an immediate proxy for the cancer's progression.
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To explore the relationship between prostate cancer and fat in the diet, the study team used data on 1,854 men with newly-diagnosed prostate cancer, including 321, or 17 percent, with "highly aggressive" cancers.
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Men who have a family history of prostate cancer or any symptoms of the disease should be screened, experts say, as should older African-American men, who are at higher risk for prostate cancer.
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In 2008, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommended against routine screening for prostate cancer among men over 75; in 2011, it recommended against the routine use of prostate-specific antigen screening in healthy men.
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The increased risk tied to saturated fat and cholesterol was greater for the prostate cancer patients who had not been taking cholesterol-lowering statin drugs, researchers report in the journal Prostate Cancer and Prostatic Diseases.
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Prostate cancer alone will contribute one diagnosis out of every five.
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Watchful waiting is an increasingly common option for prostate cancer patients.
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Prior to that, Deapen said, prostate cancer was actually over-diagnosed.
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In July, PEOPLE confirmed Kanye's father was diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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His nephew Marc Parrish said the cause was metastatic prostate cancer.
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The drug is also being investigated in prostate and pancreatic cancer.
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In 2010, a now-healthy Montgomery was diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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He had learned the year before that he had prostate cancer.
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He remarried and has survived prostate cancer and heart bypass surgery.
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Ben Stiller is feeling happy and healthy after beating prostate cancer.
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Here's more: he announced last fall he is battling prostate cancer.
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NOTES: Diamondbacks coach Ron Gardenhire had his prostate surgically removed Tuesday.
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At the end of the day, prostate stimulation generally feels good!
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Straight male anal penetration and prostate stimulation are having a moment.
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Joe Simpson has begun radiation treatment for prostate cancer, PEOPLE confirms.
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A box of 33 prostate massagers and 48 Kegel exercising aids.
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Prostate cancer patients showed no increased risk by choosing alternative medication.
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Venter says his own prostate cancer was diagnosed at the clinic.
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Baum died earlier this month after a battle with prostate cancer.
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The cause was prostate cancer, his wife, Dr. Elaine Majerus, said.
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Medivation's Xtandi for prostate cancer costs well over $100,000 a year.
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The cause was complications of prostate cancer, his son, Eric, said.
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Test results indicated his prostate was slightly enlarged with possible calcification.
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Trump's PSA was very low, meaning he has no prostate troubles.
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Meanwhile, he said, he is fighting a recurrence of prostate cancer.
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Akihito, 85, has had treatment for prostate cancer and heart surgery.
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His wife, Linda Kay Hall, said the cause was prostate cancer.
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The cause was complications of prostate cancer, his son Todd said.
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Many YouTube videos about prostate cancer are unreliable sources of information.
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The cause was prostate cancer, his family said in a statement.
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His death, from complications of prostate cancer, was announced by Gov.
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Bruce Abell, a longtime aide, said the cause was prostate cancer.
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The cause was complications of prostate cancer, his son Nathan said.
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We'd been discussing whether he should get screened for prostate cancer.
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He had been treated for prostate cancer since the late 1990s.
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The cause was prostate cancer, his wife, Shareen Blair Brysac, said.
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In September, his father died after undergoing treatments for prostate cancer.
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In January 2019, a doctor diagnosed Dave* with aggressive prostate cancer.
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Grace: I did know that prostate cancer created incontinence and impotence.
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There are just no good options with prostate cancer, period. None.
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Among men who conceived naturally, 3,244, or 0.28%, developed prostate cancer.
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He had waited too long: He had stage IV prostate cancer.
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His wife, Cindy Merry, said the cause was metastatic prostate cancer.
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And yet, prostate cancer is also extremely unlikely to kill you.
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His wife, Carol, said the cause was complications of prostate cancer.
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Coburn, 68, retired in 2014 after a recurrence of prostate cancer.
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Breast, prostate, brain, lung — these are the calamities we're familiar with.
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Creating a Tumblr of photos of your post-prostate surgery rectum?
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Then the cancers spread from the prostate, often with deadly effect.
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Mr. Agnelli died of prostate cancer the next year at 81.
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Many men will die with prostate cancer, rather than of it.
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Trump's PSA is very low, meaning he has no prostate troubles.
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For most patients, however, prostate cancer is very slow to progress.
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Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men worldwide.
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"Given the evidence suggesting a benefit for treatment in men diagnosed with intermediate- and high-risk prostate cancer, our findings may explain, to some degree, the differences in survival odds between black and white men diagnosed with prostate cancer," said lead study author Dr. Quoc-Dien Trinh, co-director of the Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women's Prostate Cancer Center in Boston.
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The new suggestions do not single out men who have an increased risk of prostate cancer, such as African-American men, who are roughly twice as likely to die of prostate cancer as the general population.
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With ICSI, men were 86% more likely to develop prostate cancer before their mid-50s than men who conceived naturally, and those who used IVF were 51% more likely to have prostate cancer at younger ages.
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The Prolaris from Myriad Genetics is a genetic test done on biopsied prostate tissue that helps identify whether a patient needs further treatment by predicting their risk of dying from prostate cancer over the next 10 years.
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The new plot twist: Federal prosecutors are investigating the charities that help Medicare patients, and now donations to charities that help pay for prostate cancer drugs have slowed down — and sales of prostate cancer drugs have plummeted.
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And this could occur even in the absence of prostate cancer: PSA has been shown to have a high false positive rate and a high false negative rate -- literally missing as many prostate cancers as it finds.
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The 303 major cancers — lung, breast, prostate and colorectal — all show declines.
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Unfortunately, treatment of prostate cancer remains an inexact science under present methods.
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Dogs can smell bladder cancer, colorectal cancer, ovarian cancer and prostate cancer.
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Over 30 years of follow-up, 7,400 men died of prostate cancer.
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Last month, Bennet announced that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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There are still things telemedicine absolutely can't do — like check your prostate.
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You can pleasure women anally, even though they don't have a prostate?
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He chose to in order to raise the awareness of prostate cancer.
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Simpson was initially diagnosed two months ago, and subsequently had prostate surgery.
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Former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman has been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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Kanye West's father, Ray (right), has reportedly been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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"It literally misses as many prostate cancers as it finds," Brawley said.
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Prostate cancer treatments also led to considerable profits for hospitals, he added.
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Both had high PSA levels and were eventually diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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Several clinical studies demonstrated that the test helped find localized prostate cancer.
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He battled prostate cancer in 2003 and underwent heart surgery in 2012.
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Mark Dayton revealed Tuesday that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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The cancer was surgically removed and did not spread beyond the prostate.
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I asked for more fingers and force, directing Malcolm towards my prostate.
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They seem also to have promise in some prostate and pancreatic cancers.
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The drug is already approved to treat metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.
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Bennet announced last month that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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In 1999, King was diagnosed with and successfully treated for prostate cancer.
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His granddaughter Samantha Sánchez said the cause was complications of prostate cancer.
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"It's like telling a gynecologist to go check somebody's prostate," Lluberas said.
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Fat in the thighs and abdomen was associated with advanced prostate cancers.
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In your twenties, a prostate exam seems like a far-off eventuality.
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Some early evidence suggests a link between fungal infections and prostate cancer.
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The cause was complications of prostate cancer, his nephew Tim Vaughan said.
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There are about 806,000 prostate biopsies a year in the United States.
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He had been treated for prostate cancer and was hospitalized last week.
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Un an plus tôt, un cancer de la prostate lui était diagnostiqué.
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"Many more African Americans are still dying from prostate cancer," he said.
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He has had heart surgery and has been treated for prostate cancer.
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He has had heart surgery and has been treated for prostate cancer.
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The second were simply given written information about diet and prostate cancer.
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In March, her father learned he had prostate cancer and stopped working.
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The radio host was diagnosed in 2009 with stage 2 prostate cancer.
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The vaccine is approved for use in some men with prostate cancer.
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At the VA, however, the numbers of patients with nonaggressive prostate cancer who opt for watchful waiting "compare favorably" with patients outside the VA. "The VA is leading in terms of providing good prostate cancer care," said Loeb.
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"These results are excellent news for men with early localized prostate cancer, offering a treatment that can kill cancer without removing or destroying the prostate," said Mark Emberton, a University College London consultant urologist who led the trial.
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Last year, Mr. Koch, 75, who was once diagnosed with prostate cancer, donated $100 million to New York-Presbyterian Hospital and $150 million to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center to help researchers develop a cure for prostate cancer.
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While an elevated PSA level may indicate prostate cancer, an abnormal blood test may occur for reasons unrelated to the disease and can also lead to the detection of prostate cancers that are unlikely to be life-threatening.
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Only men with prostate cancer who rejected standard treatments experienced no difference in the risk of death during the follow-up period, a result, the researchers suggested, that most likely reflects the typical slow growth of prostate cancer.
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"This is truly a huge leap forward for prostate cancer treatment, which has previously lagged decades behind other solid cancers, such as breast cancer," Emberton said in a statement, adding that while breast cancer can often be treated today without the need of a mastectomy to remove the breast, the main options for prostate cancer patients remain removal of their prostate or total irradiation of the gland.
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"Men with a family history of prostate cancer, who are West African or Caribbean ancestry, or who have an inherited gene mutation that predisposes them to prostate cancer, should be told that the recommendations do not fully apply to them, and they definitely should talk to their doctor about prostate cancer screening if they aren't already having it done," they said in an email.
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Leading the charge Prostate cancer is the number one cancer for men who seek healthcare at the VA. The person who spearheaded the drive to improve care at VA for prostate cancer patients is former VA Secretary David Shulkin.
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It is estimated that one in seven men in the United States will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime, but Jacobs believes a vasectomy will not be the underlying cause, particularly among those with fatal prostate cancers.
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"Prostate screening has been a contentious issue ever since the prostate specific antigen test became available more than three decades ago," Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society, wrote today in a CNN op-ed.
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The cause was prostate cancer, said his brother and only immediate survivor, Bruce.
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The cause was complications of prostate cancer, his son, Alfredo Armenteros Jr., said.
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Kanye West's father has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, sources confirm to PEOPLE.
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A laser then activates the drug, which eradicates tumor tissue in the prostate.
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Researchers concluded that low-risk prostate cancer has a favorable prognosis without treatment.
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Most common were breast cancers, prostate cancers, skin cancers, colorectal cancers and lymphomas.
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Two studies are ongoing to determine its effectiveness for prostate cancer, he said.
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The unnamed man was healthy, with a normal prostate and high sex drive.
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There's not a lot of research into the prostate orgasm, either, she said.
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A micrograph of prostatic acinar adenocarcinoma, the most common form of prostate cancer.
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Some 103,000 of the subjects had already developed prostate cancer, while 25,000 hadn't.
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The same thing happened when the nanomachines were unleashed on cancerous prostate cells.
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In the stands was his father, Albert Sr., who is battling prostate cancer.
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He also announced in April that he was successfully treated for prostate cancer.
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"Playing with the perineum will apply pressure to his prostate," Dr. Stubbs explains.
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Older men, in particular are at risk, if they develop an enlarged prostate.
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After receiving his most recent cancer diagnosis (he beat prostate cancer in 2013).
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"Mitt Romney was treated over the summer for prostate cancer," the source said.
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Moore said a prostate cancer diagnosis in 1993 changed his outlook on life.
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You can jack off, but someone else doing your prostate is pretty wild.
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Prostate cancer refers to the unrestrained growth of certain cells in the gland.
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Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men, after skin cancer.
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Celebrity Ben Stiller shared his prostate cancer story with the world last week.
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During this period, almost 213,220 of the men were diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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The cause was prostate cancer, Emmanuel Priest, a spokesman for the family, said.
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Transgender individuals may require, for example, both a mammogram and a prostate exam.
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Prostate and breast tumors were strongly associated with environmental quality, the study found.
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There's a reason why some trans women call the prostate their G-spot.
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Those both indicated that frequent ejaculation can reduce the risk of prostate cancer.
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A large new study has found no connection between vasectomy and prostate cancer.
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The new analysis doesn't resolve the dilemmas surrounding choices about prostate cancer screening.
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I knew that he was bedridden and had been suffering from prostate cancer.
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His daughter Fiona Laughlin said the cause was complications of metastatic prostate cancer.
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A common treatment for prostate cancer may increase the risk for heart disease.
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Koch donated millions of dollars to the Prostate Cancer Foundation before his death.
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Dr. Welch pointed to men who receive a low-risk prostate cancer diagnosis.
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Serge Kovaleski, his son, said the cause was prostate cancer that had spread.
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And here's how to make sense of shifting advice on prostate cancer screenings.
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Lung cancer kills more people than breast, prostate, colorectal and brain cancers combined.
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Mr. Volcker had been treated for prostate cancer, which was diagnosed in 2018.
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Mr. Bearden, a military veteran with prostate cancer, seemed resigned to his fate.
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Milken also launched and sits on the board of the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
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Mr. Magowan had liver and prostate cancer and had had a liver transplant.
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He has overcome prostate cancer, and he had a heart transplant in 2009.
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Obesity is linked to prostate cancer, scientists know, but it's not clear why.
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Geneticists knew prostate cancers often start when a protective gene, PTEN, shuts down.
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"About 20 to 40 percent of newly diagnosed prostate cancer patients should consider watchful waiting and holding off on any treatment," Jonathan Simons, president and chief executive officer of the Prostate Cancer Foundation , which helped fund the study, told Healthline.
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"Our study provides some reassurance that having a vasectomy is unlikely to meaningfully increase risk of developing any type of prostate cancer, including fatal prostate cancer," said lead study author Eric Jacobs, a researcher at the American Cancer Society in Atlanta.
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Kelly occasionally told his patients he was testing them for prostate health, but the American Urological Association does not recommend routine prostate cancer screening for men under 40, and most of Kelly's patients were students in their twenties or late teens.
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"Men concerned about developing a fatal prostate cancer should focus on maintaining a healthy weight and, if they smoke, quitting smoking," Jacobs said, as these are two well-known risk factors for developing more aggressive, fatal forms of prostate cancer.
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"While we know that African American men and men with a family history are more likely to get prostate cancer and more likely to die from prostate cancer, we don't know if screening offers them any greater benefit," Krist said.
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"There are a number of things that men can do to reduce their risk of advanced or lethal prostate cancer," said Stacey Kenfield, who researches lifestyle and diet factors to help prevent prostate cancer at the University of California, San Francisco.
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Earlier reports had suggested a link between vasectomy and prostate cancer, but this new study was larger, analyzing data from 363,726 men enrolled in a large cancer-prevention study from 73 to 2012, of whom 7,451 died of prostate cancer.
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"[There] was a clamoring of brands to produce new and better prostate massagers," Thomson tells VICE—from larger toys to vibrating devices triggering a hands-free anal orgasm; Babeland went from stocking two prostate toys in 2008 to 23 today.
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The FDA has earlier approved the drug for non-metastatic prostate cancer, a form of cancer which does not spread to other parts of the body, and metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, which spreads and continues to grow despite hormone therapy.
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The FDA has earlier approved the drug for non-metastatic prostate cancer, a form of cancer that does not spread to other parts of the body, and metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, which spreads and continues to grow despite hormone therapy.
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The new recommendation, based on new data from a European trial as well as changes in the way men with prostate cancer are treated, modifies an earlier panel guideline from 2012 that advised men to skip prostate cancer screenings altogether.
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Op-Ed Contributors BOTH of us have raised serious questions about prostate cancer screening.
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Fogelberg also wants people to know how courageously her husband fought his prostate cancer.
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The largest drops were seen in the rates for prostate, lung and colorectal cancers.
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Cole was 70 when he was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in April 2018.
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And it's obvious that the prostate has important function when it comes to orgasms.
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The control biopsy found that 40 percent of the men had aggressive prostate cancer.
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Recent studies have linked Western diets with increased risk of colon and prostate cancer.
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Plus, ZB Savoy will donate portion of the proceeds to the Prostate Cancer Foundation .
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Reality TV has never dealt so intimately with questions of prostate size and urination.
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Butt plugs and anal beads stimulate the prostate by being inserted into the anus.
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Kopchick says they were less likely to develop diabetes, breast cancer and prostate cancer.
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Men with a family history of prostate cancer would also fall into this category.
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Some drugs, such as Bayer's radiopharmaceutical Xofigo against prostate cancer, would perish if stockpiled.
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With hesitation and fear, I openly declare myself in my fight against prostate cancer.
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Late last year, Gatenby presented his work at a meeting of prostate cancer specialists.
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" Source close to @MittRomney: "Mitt Romney was treated over the summer for prostate cancer.
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" The same G-spot toy, Nugent says, may "also make an excellent prostate massager.
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His wife Donna Guillaume told CNN he had battled prostate cancer in recent years.
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Evidence suggested, for example, that most men with prostate cancer would never experience metastasis.
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Among men, the most common types of cancer seen are lung and prostate cancer.
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"It was pure chance" that he got a prostate cancer diagnosis, Mr. Steskal said.
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According to his brother, Charles Koch, he battled with prostate cancer for 27 years.
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Another factor cited was the possibility that prostate cancer had somehow become more aggressive.
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The former congressman has reportedly been diagnosed with prostate cancer that metastasized last year.
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Among men on Medicare with incurable cancer, 153 percent were screened for prostate cancer.
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The Movember Foundation is a top nongovernmental funder of prostate and testicular cancer research.
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On his phone's browser, he searched "prostate exam" and clicked on the first link.
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"Prostate toys are crafted specifically for that purpose so they're very streamlined," he says.
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That's why it's a prostate massage, as opposed to a tickling or a rubbing.
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"A penis orgasm can happen quite quickly; the prostate does take time," he says.
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Not so for the prostate, although it does feel different to the surrounding area.
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Both communities need to be educating what is the prostate, what does it do.
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We can start by rethinking how we talk about and test for prostate cancer.
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Cancers of the prostate, pancreas, breast, ovaries — and most other tumors — carry few mutations.
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Grab a clitoral massager, prostate massager, vibrator, or male masturbator and get free shipping.
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And French President François Mitterrand had prostate cancer when he left office in 1995.
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His wife and only immediate survivor, Kristen Park, said the cause was prostate cancer.
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After skin cancer, prostate cancer is the second most common cancer among American men.
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He died in 2000 after declining aggressive treatments for prostate cancer and Parkinson's disease.
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Bennet is not the only senator to be treated for prostate cancer recently. Sen.
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The USOC said Blackmun was resigning due to his ongoing battle with prostate cancer.
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And for men in particular, it can help reduce the risk of prostate cancer.
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A few years later, his daughter died, and he was diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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I couldn't even find your prostate, and I'm not sure where your water goes.
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Often, the cause is an enlarged prostate, a condition known as benign prostatic hyperplasia.
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In my last physical, my PSA (a protein produced by the prostate) was high.
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He revealed to his audience in 2009 he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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Prostate cancer may be the most common non-skin cancer in the human race.
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Ben Ali was being treated for prostate cancer and had been hospitalized last week.
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Prostate cancer runs in Brooks's family; both his father and grandfather were also diagnosed.
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This includes breast and prostate cancer, which receive $85033 million in combined annual funding.
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Among men on Medicare with incurable cancer, 15 percent were screened for prostate cancer.
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Akihito has also been treated for prostate cancer and had surgery on his heart.
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Metastatic castrate-resistant prostate cancer is when the cancer has spread to parts of the body other than the prostate, and is able to grow despite hormonal therapy to lower the amount of male sex hormones being used to manage the cancer.
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But the promise of these tests in helping more men survive prostate cancer, while avoiding unnecessary complications or discomfort, is huge, especially for patients who have a borderline aggressive form of prostate cancer and are on the fence about having aggressive treatment.
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" "This large study didn't show any link between having a vasectomy and the risk of dying from prostate cancer," said Dr. Jasmine Just, health information officer at Cancer Research UK. "We need more research into the factors that affect prostate cancer risk.
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In 2016, the pivotal clinical trials used to approve a novel drug for prostate cancer involved 68 black or African-American patients (85033 percent) compared to 800 white participants (66 percent), despite a 74 percent higher risk of prostate cancer among blacks.
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PSA screening is a potential benefit for younger men with a strong family history of prostate or related cancers, men who carry a BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation, and African-American men, who are more likely than others to develop an aggressive prostate cancer.
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The patients were 760 men who had their prostates removed for cancer that had not spread, but who then had a sign of recurrence — a rise in their blood levels of prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, a protein associated with prostate cancer.
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The researchers on the new study think recruitment will not be a major problem because they are comparing different courses of radiation, rather than entirely different approaches — for example, surgical removal of the prostate versus implantation of radioactive seeds in the prostate.
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That's why men are much more likely to die with prostate cancer than from it.
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Trials testing Cavatak with Keytruda include experiments to treat melanoma, prostate, lung and bladder cancers.
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"I'm passionate about veterans and prostate cancer care in the veteran population," Loeb told Healthline.
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"This led to a $50 million collaboration on precision oncology for prostate cancer," he said.
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Absolutely. I've seen some similarities with the "Movember" movement, which is for prostate cancer awareness.
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Human trials are now looking at whether pomegranate juice can help slow prostate cancer progression.
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Prostate cancer usually grows slowly, the institute notes, and it often has no early symptoms.
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The cost of diabetes treatment nearly tripled, the cost of prostate-cancer treatment almost doubled.
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Sometimes people ejaculate when they have an orgasm through prostate stimulation, and sometimes they don't.
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His longtime physician said it's a welcome side effect of the prostate-related drug Propecia.
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Dayton said the episode had prompted him to disclose the prostate cancer earlier than planned.
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Huntsman's commitment to cancer research came after he underwent surgery for prostate cancer in 1992.
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ConfirmMDx from MDxHealth analyzes biopsied tissue for abnormal changes in the DNA of prostate cells.
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About 7,400 participants died of prostate cancer over the 30-year period of the study.
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And there are no approved immunotherapies for tumors of the breast, colon, prostate and pancreas.
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In some men, their prostate is so obstructive that it prevents urine from coming out.
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Zappa, a celebrated bandleader and composer, died in 1993 at age 52 from prostate cancer.
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The 12 types of cancers treated included colorectal, endometrial, pancreatic, prostate, small intestine, and thyroid.
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Prostate cancer accounted for 4.4% of all cancer deaths in the United States last year.
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Kilmister died on December 28, 2015, just two days after being diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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Simpson got great news recently -- he's clear of prostate cancer after finishing treatments in March.
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The best way to find your prostate is to stick a finger up your butthole.
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For men, at least 360 of the carriers of the mutation will develop prostate cancer.
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The top certified cancers among responders included non-melanoma skin, prostate, melanoma, lymphoma and thyroid.
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My Dad Bert developed prostate cancer and has also undergone an operation in late June.
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Seemingly overnight, treatment of men with early-stage prostate cancer has undergone a sea change.
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I would not now know about my high-risk prostate cancer which requires immediate surgery.
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The article also misstated, in some editions, Mr. Trump's prostate specific antigen, or PSA, level.
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My dad Bert developed prostate cancer and has also undergone an operation in late June.
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It raises funds & awareness for men's health issues, from mental health to prostate & testicular cancers.
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David Koch died in August after a battle with prostate-cancer, Business Insider previously reported.
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And that's where Mershin's tormentors, the prostate-cancer-sniffing dogs from the video, come in.
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We don't use female models in studying prostate cancer, or men to study breast cancer.
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I know I am at the age where I'm at increased risk of prostate cancer.
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I'd probably kick myself in the ass [if I was diagnosed with prostate cancer later].
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"The prostate is connected to the penis, which is why it's so sensitive," Young says.
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Prostate massage as a medical intervention is still a relatively unplumbed field in Western medicine.
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Etzioni said the new results don't mean all men should be screened for prostate cancer.
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More people die from lung cancer than all colon, breast and prostate cancer deaths combined.
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Dr. Goldberg learned at age 57 that he had an aggressive form of prostate cancer.
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The most common African cancers are the most treatable, including breast, cervical and prostate tumors.
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Many studies have found that obesity is associated with an increased risk for prostate cancer.
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His wife, the painter Virginia Paquette Smith, said the cause was complications of prostate cancer.
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His death was announced by the Norwegian government, which said the cause was prostate cancer.
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The study, published on Thursday in the journal Cell, focuses on colorectal and prostate cancer.
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I'm a 25-year breast cancer survivor, and he's a 12-year prostate cancer survivor.
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The cause was complications of prostate cancer, said his biographer, the climbing historian Stephen Grossman.
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The treatments for prostate cancer, including radiation and prostatectomy, have high levels of adverse events.
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The literature on treatment and bone loss focuses primarily on prostate and breast cancer patients.
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The study controlled for race, age, prostate tumor characteristics, other medications and cardiovascular risk factors.
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Ground zero workers had higher rates of cancer, especially prostate and thyroid cancers and leukemia.
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He couldn't remember what else, and all he could really recall was the prostate test.
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Men with early stage prostate cancer did not show benefits from a vegetable-rich diet.
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Unlike many other cancers, prostate cancer may not exhibit any early warning signs or symptoms.
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For some cancers, including breast, prostate, endometrial and thyroid cancer, the risk is even higher.
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The decrease is largely due to fewer deaths from breast, colon, rectal and prostate cancers.
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The country's 26 million prostate cancer survivors account for 212 percent of all cancer survivors.
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In addition to diseases of the prostate, he treats a wide range of urological cancers.
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Prostate cancer grows slowly, so it took well over a decade for answers to emerge.
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I would not now know about my high-risk prostate cancer that requires immediate surgery.
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His doctor reported that Mr. Trump takes a prostate-related drug to promote hair growth.
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Actor Ben Stiller revealed on Tuesday that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2014.
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He also underwent surgery for prostate cancer in 2007 while coaching with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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In 2018, he was told he had Stage 4 prostate cancer and months to live.
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Few genetic manipulations made prostate cancers spread in the animals as they do in humans.
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Current care for prostate cancer patients often involves monitoring them closely until their cancer has become more severe, at which point their prostate is either removed or completely irradiated, bringing with it the risk of long-term side-effects, including erectile problems or incontinence.
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Concerns about a cancer risk spiked after a large 2014 study linked vasectomies to a 10 percent greater risk of developing prostate tumors, as well as a 20 percent higher risk of fatal prostate cancer, Jacobs and colleagues note in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
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Screening is really good at finding these cancers, and the prostate gland is full of them.
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Today, Ezra launches v21000 of its MRI prostate cancer screening subscription service in New York City.
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Of these, 693 were breast cancers, 291 were prostate cancer cases and 166 were colorectal cancers.
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For people with penises, that's the prostate, a gland located a few inches inside the anus.
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Image: Mr.Racy/FlickrOne 63-year-old man had so many prostate orgasms that he couldn't stop.
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The therapy was trialed on 413 patients with low-risk prostate cancer across 10 European countries.
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Since I applied for life insurance six years ago, my father was diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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After battling prostate cancer, he helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars to fund cancer research.
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Whitlock's family released a statement revealing that the Milton, Ontario, resident was suffering from prostate cancer.
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Koch was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 1992 and underwent radiation treatment, surgery and hormone therapy.
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"The bottom line is, there's more harm associated with prostate cancer screenings than good," Brawley said.
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If the idea of penetration still seems daunting, never fear — you can still stimulate the prostate.
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Some people do find, however, that prostate play without ejaculation provides a unique type of orgasm.
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Motorhead frontman Lemmy died from prostate cancer and congestive heart failure ... according to his death certificate.
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Conversely, prostate-cancer screening misses 261% of men who actually do have cancer (a false negative).
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Men typically die of prostate cancer at an older age than women die of breast cancer.
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He admitted in 2010 to having hearing problems, and underwent successful prostate cancer surgery in 2003.
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The backdrop: Bennet was issued a clean bill of health last month following prostate cancer surgery.
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In 2012 the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommended that men forego screening for prostate cancer.
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There's new evidence that there is no association between having a vasectomy and developing prostate cancer.
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Previous concerns The link between having the snip and developing prostate cancer has long been debated.
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Pre-cum is made by the Cowper's glands, two pea-size glands just below the prostate.
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Men who were diagnosed with prostate cancer were rushed to treatment with surgery, radiation or hormones.
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Within a year, several insurers stopped covering the therapy for prostate cancer or were reconsidering it.
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Part of my job was to find patients willing to participate in a prostate cancer study.
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When he left the Army after serving abroad in Honduras, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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Unfortunately, the female prostate is only really significant because it can get infected or develop cancer.
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Lynparza is also being tested in prostate and pancreatic cancers, the two companies said on Wednesday.
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Cell Design's pipeline includes early stage treatments for prostate cancer and a type of blood cancer.
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The Senate confirmed him unanimously even though he was diagnosed with prostate cancer at the time.
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Hormone therapy for prostate cancer may increase the risk for depression, a new analysis has found.
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He has cited the death of his father, who suffered from prostate cancer and other ailments.
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To date there is only one treatment vaccine — for metastatic prostate cancer— in the United States.
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Mark Dayton has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, he told the Minneapolis Star Tribune on Tuesday.
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Medivation, the maker of the prostate cancer medication Xtandi, added $4.12, or 7.9 percent, to $56.17.
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They came back with levels so low that no one would ever have suspected prostate cancer.
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Reducing testosterone levels with androgen deprivation therapy, or A.D.T., is a common treatment for prostate cancer.
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I mean, if I had prostate cancer, I would have many more options at my disposal.
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According to the National Cancer Institute, about 161,360 men were diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2017.
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Rafael Vetencourt, 55, a steel worker in Ciudad Guayana, needed a prostate operation priced at $250.
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When Young asks men what a prostate orgasm feels like, the word "ecstacy" has been mentioned.
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Second, from 2008 to 2013, prostate cancer diagnoses declined with the decreasing use of P.S.A. testing.
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They've found this trend among breast, colorectal, lung, prostate, bladder cancer, and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma patients.
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Jerry Brown will undergo radiation treatment for prostate cancer that he first had treated in 2012.
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Another who's been revived from three serious heart attacks and is now dying of prostate cancer.
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It's possible that poor sperm function could be a marker for future disease, including prostate cancer.
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Stewart, 74, was reportedly diagnosed with prostate cancer in February 2016, during a routine check-up.
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Sparks announced in 22010 that he had prostate cancer but continued coaching for five more seasons.
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There were 1.3 million new prostate cancer cases in 2018, the World Cancer Research Fund says.
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Fortunately for Brooks, a CT scan and nuclear bone scan revealed no cancer beyond his prostate.
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Tom Wolf has been diagnosed with treatable prostate cancer, he said in a statement released Wednesday.
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Men with any mental illness were 22% less likely overall to be screened for prostate cancer.
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"These results are excellent news for men with early localised prostate cancer, offering a treatment that can kill cancer without removing or destroying the prostate," said Professor Mark Emberton, dean of UCL Medical Sciences and consultant urologist at University College London Hospital who led the research.
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As an urologist, I found it quite surprising that the USPSTF came out with its prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening recommendations without consulting any urologists or any of the affected patient populations, such as African American men and men with a strong family history of prostate cancer.
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The 6900 decision by the United States Preventive Services Task Force to declare the benefits of PSA testing inconclusive and the group's subsequent 2628 guidance that discouraged the use of prostate-specific antigen (PSA)-based screening for prostate cancer is today contributing to worse patient outcomes.
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Middle-Aged and elderly men without cancer * Men who received fexapotide showed a major reduction in incidence of prostate cancer, compared to placebo * Men who received fexapotide showed major reduction in incidence of prostate cancer versus placebo and versus known and expected normal incidence of disease * New data analysis has now shown statistically significant and very low incidence of 1.3% for prostate cancer in comparable fexapotide treated bph population Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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These decreases were especially apparent in the four most common forms: lung, breast, prostate, and colorectal cancer.
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This may sound counterintuitive if you haven't kept up with the latest advances in prostate cancer research.
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Fogelberg hopes more prostate cancer patients will consider active surveillance rather than surgery if it isn't necessary.
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But some men with prostate cancer are left in an even more nerve-wracking state of uncertainty.
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The company's research started in prostate cancer, but it has since turned its focus to colorectal cancer.
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La'Cap, 69, has terminal prostate cancer with a dire prognosis: He's unlikely to make it to May.
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Men who carry BRCA gene mutations also have increased cancer risks, including male breast and prostate cancer.
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The community has some of the city's highest rates of cancer, including prostate, bladder, and lung cancers.
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He purchased an Aneros helix, a fancy butt plug, to massage his tender prostate after an infection.
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Two things that do make prostate cancer more likely are smoking and obesity, Jacobs said by email.
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Prostate cancer is the second most common type of malignancy among men in the U.S., behind melanoma.
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According to the authors, they managed to find 63 new variants never before associated with prostate cancer.
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This set is extra special because it's great for both G-spot and P-spot (prostate) stimulation.
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As Billboard reports, Thomas had previously disclosed in 2014 that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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For example, people with aggressive prostate cancer need surgery or a combination of radiation and hormone therapy.
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Prescription drug sales helped boost earnings, despite new generic drug competition against its Zytiga prostate cancer drug.
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David was diagnosed with prostate cancer over two decades ago and has battled the illness ever since.
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Prostate, lung and bronchial, and colorectal cancers account for 44 percent of the new cases in men.
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The average age of men diagnosed with prostate cancer is 67, according to the American Cancer Society.
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He gets his prostate checked (by a chipper Danny DeVito), and he rails on his wayward students.
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The main difference in butts is that if you have a penis, you also have a prostate.
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Some people prefer to pair prostate play with external stimulation, but others like it on it's own.
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It has been approved in the United States as a treatment for several conditions, including prostate cancer.
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Men diagnosed with prostate cancer are more likely to kill themselves in the year after their diagnosis.
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This episode, Joe Del Campo was medically pulled when his enlarged prostate prevented him from passing water.
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This is a human issue, just as much as lupus or any autoimmune disease or prostate cancer.
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For men entering the latter half of their lives, a diagnosis of prostate cancer can be frightening.
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Others tests take place after a negative biopsy to check the area surrounding the prostate for tumors.
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Bill, who was recovering from prostate cancer surgery, wept when he learned that he had a daughter.
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PSA can also go up for other reasons, such as infections or benign enlargement of the prostate.
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His primary care physician had been administering a prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, for a few months.
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Hardy was diagnosed with terminal metastatic prostate cancer, and it had spread to his bones and lungs.
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The doctor inserts a conductive probe into the man's anus until it is next to the prostate.
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For every correct answer, DeGeneres announced that Shutterfly would be donating $1,000 to the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
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His prostate as well as 11 lymph nodes were taken out in the first week of January.
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It was around then that the couple made a frightening discovery: Mark was diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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Some people speculate that the intense pleasure of prostate stimulation prove the gland evolved "for" gay sex.
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Akihito battled prostate cancer in 2003 and underwent heart surgery in 2012, The New York Times reports.
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Sugary drinks and "bad carbs" can increase your risk of prostate cancer (and breast cancer), studies show.
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Just late last year, Stiller revealed that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer two years earlier.
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The products made claims about cancer generally, but also targeted specific cancers including breast, cervical, and prostate.
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Levine's is for prostate cancer and Rose's is for female empowerment (not to mention, HIV and AIDS).
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Approximately 4.4% of African American men and 2.4% of Caucasian men will ultimately die from prostate cancer.
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The prostate is a gland in the male reproductive system that produces the fluid found in semen.
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Medicare currently covers prostate cancer screening tests once a year for all men age 50 and over.
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In 85033, the USPSTF began recommending against men getting tested for prostate cancer, regardless of their risk.
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Further, African Americans are about one and half times more likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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Butter managed to raise more than $93,000 for prostate cancer research as a result of his run.
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Clinton for the Senate in 2000, but dropped out of the race after a prostate cancer scare.
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"Cancer does not respect the aisle," said Weinberg, who survived a bout with prostate cancer in 2011.
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A recent study looked 9/11 first responders with prostate cancer who were exposed to toxic dust.
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The only vaccine approved specifically to treat cancer in the United States is Provenge, for prostate cancer.
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Bennet said in April that he would pursue the presidency if he beat his prostate cancer diagnosis.
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Based in San Francisco, Medivation is best known for its oncology drug Xtandi, which treats prostate cancer.
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It might also prevent 3 cases of prostate cancer that has already spread per 1,000 men screened.
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In October, he was operated on to reduce an enlarged prostate that had caused a urinary obstruction.
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"I've got Stage 4 cancer myself," he said, referring to advanced prostate cancer that is in remission.
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When Junjun mentioned the possible prostate calcification, Dr. Tang said he would need another full physical done.
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It really does require quite a bit of pressure on the prostate for it to be stimulating.
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Indeed, the racial disparity related to prostate cancer is greater than for almost all other solid tumors.
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The government guidelines stunned doctors who recognize the greater dangers of prostate cancer in African-American men.
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O.P.D.) and treatments for other health problems, like depression, gastric-esophageal reflux disease (GERD) and prostate cancer.
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Most men who have prostate cancer do not die from it, according to the American Cancer Society.
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Dr. Simmonds said slow-growing cancers, like prostate and cervical cancer, were more likely to be delayed.
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Men with a mutation may suffer from breast, prostate or pancreatic cancers, or melanoma triggered by it.
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Her father, who had survived prostate cancer in 2004, began to exhibit symptoms of the disease again.
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A survivor of prostate cancer himself, as well as heart surgery, Akihito also had two medical exams.
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Imus has battled various illnesses over the years, and in 2009 he said he had prostate cancer.
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But in 2015, a new patient had a blood test that indicated he might have prostate cancer.
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The 86 cancer patients were a disparate group, with tumors of the pancreas, prostate, uterus or bone.
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It can be an enjoyable sexual experience for many people, stimulating the G-spot, prostate, and more.
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The associations were particularly strong for colon and rectal, prostate, pancreatic and esophageal cancers, and for leukemia.
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On the one hand, prostate cancer is very prevalent, and most men do not die from it.
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They can also elevate a carrier's lifetime risk of ovarian, pancreatic or prostate cancers along with melanoma.
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The congressman was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2017 but announced he was cancer-free after surgery.
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He began his long-shot Democratic primary campaign a month after announcing that he had prostate cancer.
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Good news for men: Frequent ejaculation appears to be linked to a lower risk for prostate cancer.
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However, for most prostate cancer patients, careful monitoring is still the best course of action, not treatment.
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Countries with the most cases of prostate cancer from 2008 to 2012 were Brazil, Lithuania, and Australia.
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"To some extent, we did see a bump in prostate cancers for the intervening dad," Eng said.
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People at high risk for breast or prostate cancer may need to be screened for the diseases.
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Her paternal grandmother had breast cancer and her father dealt with prostate as well as colon cancer.
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We don't shrink the prostate [with placebo]; we actually make it so it doesn't matter as much.
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Alex Lickerman, founder of ImagineMD, a medical concierge service in Chicago, cites the example of prostate cancer.
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That finding suggests that dietary fat can substitute for the loss of the gene, fueling prostate cancer.
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Two commonly used drugs for treating an enlarged prostate may increase the risk for Type 2 diabetes.
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Benign prostate hypertrophy, or B.P.H., may cause difficulty in urinating or increased frequency and urgency of urination.
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Romney had successful treatment for prostate cancer in 2017, a source close to him said in January.
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Prostate Cancer: According to a draft recommendation, for men ages 55 to 69, doctors should inform them that screening "offers a small potential benefit of reducing the chance of dying of prostate cancer," as well as the potential for harm from testing of overdiagnosis, overtreatment and ensuing complications.
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I mean, if you were-- a young, medical person and let's just say you're working on prostate cancer, which I had, the rewards to you psychologically and with your peers, everything, are going to come if you do something that develops something better for prostate cancer, which they should.
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