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Prostate News Archive

27-Nov-2007

  • Prostate cancer therapy often mismatched (UPI)

    A U.S. researcher says difficulties discussing personal health may be preventing prostate patients from getting the treatment best for them.


  • One-third of prostate cancer patients receive 'mismatched' care: study (CBC)

    About one-third of the men in a recent prostate cancer study received 'mismatched' care, meaning their treatment plans didn't factor in pre-existing conditions, researchers report.


  • Prostate Cancer Treatments Often Compound Existing Health Problems (HealthCentral.com)

    Copyright © 2007 ScoutNews LLC. All rights reserved. MONDAY, Nov. 26 (HealthDay News) -- More than a third of prostate cancer patients may receive treatments that are inappropriate because of problems they are already having with urinary, bowel or sexual function, a new study suggests.


  • Prostate Cancer Treatments Often Compound Existing Health Problems (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)

    MONDAY, Nov. 26 (HealthDay News) -- More than a third of prostate cancer patients may receive treatments that are inappropriate because of problems they are already having with urinary, bowel or sexual function, a new study suggests.


  • Prostate Cancer Therapy Mismatch? (WebMD)

    Men with early prostate cancer should tell their doctors about any bowel, bladder, or sexual problems, experts write in the journal Cancer.


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