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Robot Assisted Radical Prostatectomy may reduce incontinence risk
A new study undertaken in Turin, Italy has shown that robot assisted radical prostatectomy provides better results where continence and potency are concerned. Francesco Porpiglia, MD, of San Luigi Gonzaga Hospital-Orbassano, University of Turin and his colleagues studied 120 patients … Continue reading
Supporting your husband through his prostate cancer journey
Having someone to support you through your prostate cancer journey is key in coping with the symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and recovery. Your partner or wife can be your biggest support during this time, and it’s important they know how they … Continue reading
Pan-fried meat may increase risk of prostate cancer
A new study in America has found that pan-fried meat may increase risk of prostate cancer by as much as 40%, providing further evidence of a link between red meat and prostate cancer. Conducted by the Keck School of Medicine … Continue reading
Soy and your health: can it decrease cancer risk?
“Cow’s milk, for example, is linked to Type 1 diabetes and anemia in children and increases the risk of prostate cancer in men. Hamburgers are linked to heart disease, diabetes, and colon cancer. Soy-based milks and burgers help you skip … Continue reading
Controversial blood test ‘cuts prostate cancer deaths’
“Critics say the test is too unreliable to be used for routine screening, which is why there is no automatic PSA testing in the UK. Instead, it is used on a case by case basis with men who exhibit symptoms. … Continue reading
The importance of a healthy lifestyle post treatment for prostate cancer
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle can go a long way in preventing disease, but it also has a part to play in fighting and recovering from an illness. Grace Prostate Cancer Centre continence nurse Judy Kelly shares her advice on the … Continue reading
Study links tea to higher risk of prostate cancer
A new study conducted by scientists at the University of Glasgow has found that there is a link between tea consumption and the development of prostate cancer. The study, which ran for 37 years, showed that men who are ‘heavy’ … Continue reading
New research shows better survival rates with robotic surgery
Dr. David B. Samadi, leading robotic surgeon, discusses a comparison of patient survival rates for robotic prostate removal surgery and prostate cancer radiation. Better Survival Rates With Robotic Prostate Surgery (via PR Newswire) NEW YORK, July 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — In … Continue reading
