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Girl With Rare Condition Gets OK to Have Testicles Removed 2010-04-27

By Fox News

Girl With Rare Condition Gets OK to Have Testicles Removed

Sex Pill to Stop Premature Ejaculation Goes on Sale 2010-04-26

By Sun Online

The first pill to prevent premature ejaculation launches in the U.K. tomorrow.

Magnitude of Overdiagnosis in Cancer Indicates Need for Strategies to Address the Problem 2010-04-26

By Science Daily

Many cancers detected by screening tests are not destined to cause symptoms or death and therefore represent a phenomenon known as overdiagnosis.

Prostate Cancer: Risk Increases With the Number of Affected Family Members 2010-04-25

By Science Daily

For a long time now doctors have known that prostate cancer "runs in the family."

How 'green' is your love life? 2010-04-22

By Fanny Facsar

You may drive a hybrid car, eat organic food, use "green" beauty products and design your home according to the latest environmentally friendly standards. But if you haven't considered "greening your love life, you are still a total envi

Does the Weather Cause Northerners to Get More Prostate Cancer? 2010-04-22

By Sciene Daily

Cold, dry weather has been linked to an increased incidence of prostate cancer.

Does a Man's Estrogen Level Impact His Risk of Prostate Cancer? 2010-04-22

By Science Daily

A high level of one type of estrogen in a man's body might increase his risk of developing prostate cancer.

Men from Deprived Areas Less Likely to Be Treated for Prostate Cancer 2010-04-22

By Science Daily

Men living in deprived areas are far less likely to be treated with the most common types of radical treatment for prostate cancer than those in more affluent places, says a study published online in the British Medical Journal.

Increased Radiation Dose Does Not Increase Long-Term Side Effects for Prostate Cancer Patients 2010-04-21

By Science Daily

Boosting the radiation dose given to prostate cancer patients to a level that cut tumor recurrence in half did not increase the severity of side effects reported by patients up to a decade later.

Biomarkers Help Predict Prostate Cancer Progression 2010-04-19

By Science Daily

Researchers at Johns Hopkins have evaluated a simple, more specific blood test that identifies patients undergoing proactive surveillance for low-grade, low-stage, non-palpable prostate cancer who would eventually require treatment.

Obesity and Weight Gain Near Time of Prostate Cancer Surgery Doubles Risk of Recurrence 2010-04-19

By Science Daily

Johns Hopkins epidemiologists say that prostate cancer patients who gain five or more pounds near the time of their prostate surgery are twice as likely to have a recurrence of their cancer compared with patients whose weight is stable.

Mass Screening for Prostate Cancer in Europe Still Not Recommended 2010-04-17

By Science Daily

The European Association of Urology reiterated that it does not recommend a mass screening policy in Europe for men who are concerned over prostate cancer, a stance which reflects the position it issued last year regarding prostate cancer screening.

Targeted Treatment for Prostate Cancer to Be Tested 2010-04-16

By Science Daily

The American Cancer Society estimates one man in six will get prostate cancer during his lifetime, making it the second-leading cause of cancer death in men.

New Targeted Therapy Effective in Treating Advanced Prostate Cancer 2010-04-15

By Science Daily

An experimental drug is showing promise for the treatment of men with an aggressive form of advanced prostate cancer.

Do Statins Lower Male Sex Drive? 2010-04-15

By Ed Edelson

Italian study says yes, but earlier U.S. study had different conclusion

Life Cycle of a Penis 2010-04-14

By David Freeman

Experts explain how a penis changes in size, appearance, and sexual function as a man ages.

New Tool to Help Study Prostate Cancer Developed 2010-04-14

By Science Daily

Van Andel Research Institute (VARI) researchers have developed a new method to better study the cells that line and protect the prostate in relation to the development of cancer.

Counterfeit medicines: the pills that kill 2010-04-05

By Eric Clark

The multi-billion-pound global trade in bogus medicines is responsible for an estimated half a million deaths a year. As Europe becomes an ever-more lucrative target for counterfeiters, Eric Clark meets the government agents and pharmaceutical company

The gender line 2010-04-05

By Kendall Powell

Men mostly suffer from coronary artery disease, but women predominantly suffer from problems with smaller arteries. Diagnosis and treatment affect outcomes.

Prostate Cancer: How Two Key Proteins Interact at the Molecular Level 2010-04-05

By Science Daily

Van Andel Research Institute (VARI) scientists have determined how two proteins required for the initiation and development of prostate cancer interact at the molecular level, which could lead to improved treatments for the disease.

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