New Drug May Stop Aggressive Prostate Cancer from Spreading
A newly developed experimental cancer drug could offer a new way to fight aggressive prostate cancer by slowing tumor growth and preventing the disease...
New Promising Drug May Stop Prostate Cancer Spread
Scientists have created a new experimental antibody that may stop one of the deadliest features of prostate cancer—the ability to spread to other organs.
Prostate...
Many Older Men Are Taking a Prostate Drug They No Longer Need
As men grow older, problems with urination become much more common. Many men find themselves waking several times each night to use the bathroom.
Others...
Hidden Family Gene May Explain Why Some Men Develop Deadly Prostate Cancer at a...
Most cancers develop after many years as damage slowly builds up inside cells. Only a small percentage are caused by inherited gene changes passed...
Scientists Discover a Rare Inherited Gene That Could Help Stop Aggressive Prostate Cancer Earlier
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in men. Many cases develop slowly and can be treated successfully when found early.
However, some...
Should the lowest-risk prostate cancer still be called cancer? New study sparks debate
A new study suggests that changing the name of the lowest-risk form of prostate cancer could reduce unnecessary treatment, encourage more men to get...
New Cancer Drug May Stop Prostate Cancer From Spreading
A team of researchers has reported an important advance in the search for better treatments for advanced prostate cancer.
Instead of simply shrinking tumors, the...
New Drug Shows Promise Against Aggressive Prostate Cancer
Scientists have developed a promising new experimental treatment that could one day help men with one of the most dangerous forms of prostate cancer.
The...
Do Thousands of Older Men Still Need This Common Prostate Drug?
Many men notice changes in their urination as they grow older. They may need to urinate more often, wake up several times during the...
Renaming Low-Risk Prostate Cancer Could Save Thousands of Lives
Scientists are asking an unusual question: what if one type of prostate cancer should no longer be called cancer?
A new UCLA-led study suggests that...