Prostate cancer that's detected early has the best chance for successful treatment ... cancer that would not have caused problems or needed treatment, causing unnecessary worry and further ...

The treatment uses steam, delivered via injection, to target and shrink the excess prostate tissue compressing the urinary tract.

Charities and doctors have welcomed the King going public about needing treatment for ... erection and ejaculation problems Doctors call the condition benign prostate enlargement.

Having an enlarged prostate, especially if it's untreated, can lead to problems like these ... and surgery. The best treatment for you depends on the size of your prostate, your overall health ...

The treatment uses steam, delivered via injection, to target and shrink the excess prostate tissue compressing ... erectile dysfunction or ejaculation problems. Only 10 percent of patients who ...

Particularly in the USA, where PSA screening has been relatively widespread, reductions in prostate-cancer-specific mortality are likely to be in part related to improvements in treatment ...

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in men, and the second most common cancer in the world, and while the outlook can be hopeful if caught early, treatment can impact a patient’s ...

Compared to white men, Black men are at greater risk of prostate cancer, more likely to develop it earlier, and more likely to die from it. Earlier screening may be warranted. Dr. Sheel Patel ...

Scientists at Heriot Watt University developed a cost-effective technique for faster, more accurate prostate cancer detection ...

“Fatigue is a huge issue for prostate cancer patients, especially post-treatment,” Balneaves says ... of therapy—is likely to provide the best outcomes.