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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 ...
New data suggests some patients can have a highly targeted form of radiotherapy instead of having their whole prostate ...
When David Brown learned he had prostate cancer at 48, survival was not his only concern. A husband, father, and businessman, ...
Researchers have identified 12 DNA sequences that may help doctors determine which men will suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED) following radiation therapy for prostate cancer. Identifying these ...
After prostate cancer treatment, nearly all men suffer temporary or long-term erectile dysfunction. To keep the possibility of recovery alive, some active housekeeping is needed, in the form of penile ...
Five-treatment stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) provided excellent long-term cancer control with fewer urinary and ...
Kenny Logan has opened up about his recovery, and the revival of his sex life, after undergoing treatment for prostate cancer. The former Scottish rugby union player was diagnosed with the condition ...
Men facing treatment for this disease should prepare themselves emotionally for permanent erectile dysfunction (ED) that can’t be treated with erection medication. But after prostate cancer treatment, ...
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