Prostate News Archive
14-Jan-2007
Prostate Surgery Is Viable Option for Older Men (News 25 Evansville)
FRIDAY, Jan. 12 (HealthDay News) -- Surgery for prostate cancer can be safe and worthwhile for older men above the traditional cutoff age of 70. That's the conclusion of emerging research that calls into question the traditional view that men should be denied the surgery based on advanced age alone. Prostate Cancer Experts Against Overtreatment (RedNova)
By Rebecca Vesely SAN FRANCISCO -- Over-diagnosis and over-treatment of men with early prostate cancer prompted an international meeting of experts Friday and today to address what some in the field are calling a crisis in care. Drug 'strangles cancer's spread' (BBC News)
The spread of prostate cancer can be halted using a drug which cuts off tumour cells blood supply, a study says. Prostate cancer treatment disputed (Tri-Valley Herald)
SAN FRANCISCO ? Overdiagnosis and overtreatment of men with early prostate cancer prompted an international meeting of experts Friday and today to address what some in the field are calling a
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