prostate cancer

Early-Morning Exercise May Reduce Risk of Cancer, Study Suggests

Oct 21, 2020 AM EDT

A new study recently suggested that individuals who exercise regularly, particularly every morning between 8 am to 10 am, maybe less possible to develop cancer compared to people who exercise later in the day.

MD News Daily - Radiotherapy Right After Surgery Does not Benefit Prostate Cancer Patients, New Study Finds

Radiotherapy After Surgery Does Not Benefit Prostate Cancer Patients, New Study Finds

Sep 30, 2020 AM EDT

According to the University of College of London researchers, their research findings could not spare thousands of men who undergo radiation therapy after going through surgery for prostate cancer.

MD News Daily - Scientists: Men With Over 40-Inch Waist Are More Likely To Die of Prostate Cancer, Belly Fat Is the ‘Most Dangerous’ Type

Scientists Claim Men With 40+ Inch Waist Are at a Higher Risk for Prostate Cancer

Sep 03, 2020 AM EDT

Fat stored in the belly is considered the riskiest type as it covers a man's vital organs like the liver, intestines, and pancreas.

Research Finds Moderate Exercise Helps Lower Side Effects of Prostate Cancer Treatment

Jul 30, 2020 AM EDT

A short-term exercise prescription for patients who have advanced prostate cancer could contribute to the reduction of side-effects of hormone therapy, a new University of East Anglia study indicated.

According to Professor Prestidge, if the research team can secure financial backing, clinical tests in people using their breakthrough discovery, ‘could be only two years away.’

Research Reveals Discovery That Can Transform Treatment Procedures for Prostate Cancer

Jun 29, 2020 AM EDT

In a revolutionary study, researchers found that an innovative formulation of prostate cancer medication, Zytiga, can radically enhance the quality of life for individuals who have prostate cancer.

The yearly gathering of oncologists stills presses on despite the coronavirus pandemic.

Yearly Cancer Summit Online: Lung, Prostate, and Colon Treatment the Focus

Jun 01, 2020 AM EDT

The yearly gathering of oncologists stills presses on despite the coronavirus pandemic.

Vitamin D Levels Predict Prostate Cancer

May 01, 2014 PM EDT

Low levels of vitamin D may predict an increased risk of aggressive prostate cancer. Because of this, African American men may be at the greatest risk, due to naturally lower vitamin D levels, researchers suggest in a newly released study.

Prostate Cancer Risk Raised by Inflamation: Study

Apr 21, 2014 PM EDT

Men who suffer from regular inflation of the prostate are at a higher risk for developing prostate cancer, a recent study suggests.

Radical Prostate Surgery Saves Lives, But is it Worth it?

Mar 06, 2014 PM EST

Men who have their prostate removed at the first signs of prostate cancer have a significantly increased survival rate, according to a new study. However, the radical surgery may be unneeded in most men, where a large portion of men who chose to wait..

Herbal Supplement May Help Treat Pancreatic Cancer

Mar 03, 2014 PM EST

Traditional Chinese medicine may treat pancreatic cancer, according to a new study.

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