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Business psychologist, 71, undergoes a new treatment to reduce impotence risk
Surgery for prostate cancer may cause incontinence and impotence. Michael Wellin, 71, from London, underwent a new procedure that reduces those risks.
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ADT may increase depression risk among men with prostate cancer
Men with prostate cancer who underwent androgen deprivation therapy with definitive radiation therapy demonstrated increased risk for depression and use of outpatient...
3 days ago - Healio
Sex, Lies, and the WHO; Diabetes Denial Death; Hidden Prostate Dx Data
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Stop Screening for Prostate Cancer in Older Men?
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Prostate Drugs May Raise Diabetes Risk
Proscar and Avodart, prescribed for an enlarged prostate, were tied to an increased risk of Type 2 diabetes.
5 days ago - NY Times
New Artificial Intelligence System May Help Improve Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
Newly developed artificial intelligence system called FocalNet may help detect prostate cancer effectively, reveals a new study.
5 days ago - Medindia Health
Artificial Intelligence Helps Detect Prostate Cancer
New AI system developed by scientists helps radiologists improve their ability to diagnose prostate cancer.
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Fingerprick PSA Test Has In-Office Results in 12 Minutes
Getting the results of a prostate-specific antigen test typically takes days or even weeks, but a new test gives point-of-care results in minutes. Medscape Medical News
6 days ago - Medscape
Health Literacy is Low Among Men Diagnosed with Prostate Cancer
Majority of men struggle to understand the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer due to low health literacy which may lead to poor health and decision-making, finds a new...
6 days ago - Medindia Health
AI detects prostate cancer with same level of accuracy as experienced radiologists
UCLA researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence system to help radiologists improve their ability to diagnose prostate cancer.
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