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- Prostate cancer breakthrough as test flags up the most aggressive form of the disease
Scientists from the University of Michigan have identified a protein which appears to play a crucial role in the rapid growth of tumours, sparking hope new tests could provide a more accurate diagnosis.
- Are we any closer to early detection of prostate cancer?
By 2030, prostate cancer will be the most common type, researchers say. If we're to find a cure, charities need to join forces instead of sneering at each other
- Georgia Prostate Cancer Coalition, ProstAware announce partnership
ATLANTA, April 14, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- The Georgia Prostate Cancer Coalition (GPCC), which was founded by survivors to promote education and early detection of the second-most fatal form of cancer among men, has announced a partnership with ProstAware, an organization devoted to raising awareness of the disease in metro Atlanta. The partnership brings together two of Georgia's leading prostate ...
- Dogs Can Literally Sniff Out Prostate Cancer With Over 97% Accuracy, Study Finds
Dogs really are man's best friend - especially when it comes to sniffing out potentially lethal cancers , a new study has found. Research suggests that dogs can detect prostate cancer in roughly 98% of cases, simply through sniffing a man's urine. The findings have been hailed as "spectacular" by the co-founder of charity Medical Detection Dogs . The study, which was conducted by the Department ...
- Protocol Trumps Logic: Prostate Cancer MRI Request Denied
Last Friday, my partner wanted to get an MRI for his prostate cancer patient. This may seem like a simple task. Instead, after a quick automatic denial he had two separate conversations (so called "peer to peer") with the same physician. The physician informed us that in the "absence of a randomized control trial he will not approve the MRI". .@Cigna Has denied our patient's an MRI for Active ...
