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Prostate Cancer page
2003
Minimally Invasive Prostate Cancer Treatment Generates Similar Five-year PSA Results as Traditional Techniques.
Researchers have determined
that a unique, minimally invasive radiation-based therapy for treating prostate
cancer produces the same cancer cure rates as more invasive surgical techniques
five-years after treatment. December 2003
When
Prostate Cancer Returns, Researchers Find Way to Predict Who Will Survive the Disease.
Researchers have
discovered a way to predict who is most likely to survive prostate
cancer when it recurs following treatment. September 2003
Experimental
Imaging Technique Details Spread of Prostate Cancer.
An investigational
advanced MRI technique may be able precisely to identify the spread of
prostate cancer to lymph nodes. June 2003
2002
Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer Causes Weight Gain and Increased Body Fat.
Unwanted weight gain, particularly increased body fat mass, is a common side
effect of adrogen-deprivation therapy. February 2002
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