Men with high-risk prostate cancer have a higher likelihood of residual disease after prostatectomy and may require radiation ...
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'Non-invasive' prostate cancer treatment as effective as surgery but with less major side effects
Thousands of men with prostate cancer could avoid the debilitating urinary and sexual side effects of surgery, thanks to a ...
When prostate cancer returns or is at high risk of returning after surgery, radiation to the prostate bed (the area where the prostate used to be) is often recommended. The standa ...
Men newly diagnosed with prostate cancer face a range of treatment options, from robotic surgery and focal therapy to ...
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Men who opt for less invasive prostate treatment may die sooner than those who undergo surgery
Men who undergo radiation for prostate cancer are more likely to suffer urinary complications and die earlier than those who ...
Five-treatment stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) provided excellent long-term cancer control with fewer urinary and ...
Prostate cancer treatments are very effective. The five-year survival rate for an early-stage cancer is now over 99 percent. Yet these treatments leave behind side effects. Urinary incontinence, which ...
Angus reports on the basic research, clinical science, and drug development that may transform survival and quality of life for patients, as well as developments affecting the cancer community. You ...
Stereotactic body radiation therapy significantly improved quality of life outcomes, including urinary incontinence and ...
As the standards of care for prostate cancer change, new drugs, combination therapies, and trials enter the therapeutic space ...
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