All articles tagged with #prostate cancer
Originally Published 9 days ago — by USA Today
Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, has shared a grim health update indicating his prostate cancer has spread to his bones, with his chances of recovery being essentially zero, and he is experiencing ongoing heart failure and mobility issues.
Originally Published 16 days ago — by UNILAD
A study suggests that ejaculating once daily may reduce prostate cancer risk by 20%, and early symptoms include blood in urine or semen, frequent urination, and difficulty starting urination. Awareness of symptoms and regular ejaculation could help in prevention and early detection.
Originally Published 18 days ago — by The Conversation
Recent research has challenged the long-held belief that testosterone promotes prostate cancer growth, showing that testosterone therapy is safe for men with low levels and may even help in managing prostate cancer, leading to a shift in medical practice and treatment approaches.
Originally Published 19 days ago — by statnews.com
The article discusses the historical decline and recent resurgence of testosterone therapy in medicine, highlighting how misconceptions, particularly linking testosterone to prostate cancer, led to its decline. Abraham Morgentaler played a key role in challenging these beliefs through clinical evidence, showing that testosterone therapy is safe for men with hypogonadism and emphasizing the importance of considering individual patient experiences. The piece also explores the cultural and medical biases that have hindered the acceptance of testosterone treatment.
Originally Published 20 days ago — by UNILAD
The article discusses six types of male orgasms, including ejaculation, pelvic, prostate, dry, blended, and multiple orgasms, highlighting their unique features and potential health benefits, such as reducing prostate cancer risk through frequent ejaculation.
Originally Published 25 days ago — by WCVB
Dr. Timothy Johnson, a former medical editor, revealed he is battling prostate cancer that was diagnosed after a PSA test, highlighting the importance of regular screening for men over 70, despite current guidelines advising against routine testing in this age group.
Originally Published 27 days ago — by Hindustan Times
Prostate cancer is a common and serious health issue for men, especially over 40, but many myths about it—such as only affecting older men, being symptomless early on, or being invariably deadly—are false. Regular screening, understanding the variability in tumor growth, and advances in treatment can significantly improve outcomes and survival rates.
Originally Published 27 days ago — by BBC
Sir Cliff Richard revealed he was treated for early-stage prostate cancer discovered during a routine check-up, emphasizing the importance of regular screening and calling for a national prostate cancer screening program in the UK, which currently is not widely recommended by health authorities.
Originally Published 27 days ago — by The Guardian
Cliff Richard revealed he was treated for prostate cancer over the past year and emphasized the importance of national screening programs for early detection, criticizing the current lack of widespread screening despite the disease's curability when caught early.
Originally Published 1 month ago — by The Times of India
Prostate cancer is a silent and rapidly rising disease in the UK, with early detection through improved screening methods like PSA tests and MRI scans being crucial for saving lives. Experts and politicians advocate for broader screening programs, especially for high-risk groups, emphasizing lifestyle changes, genetic testing, and early monitoring to prevent late-stage diagnoses and reduce mortality. The debate continues over the implementation of national screening policies, with new research promising more effective detection and prevention strategies.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by ESPN
Michael Ray Richardson, a four-time NBA All-Star known for his exceptional skills and overcoming personal struggles, died at age 70 in Oklahoma shortly after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. Despite a career marred by drug bans, he was celebrated for his talent, resilience, and contributions to basketball, both as a player and coach.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by ScienceDaily
Researchers have identified that blocking the enzymes PDIA1 and PDIA5 can destabilize the androgen receptor in prostate cancer cells, leading to cell death and tumor shrinkage. Combining inhibitors of these enzymes with existing treatments like enzalutamide enhances effectiveness, offering a promising new approach to overcoming treatment resistance in prostate cancer. The findings suggest that targeting these enzymes could weaken cancer cells by disrupting both their growth signals and energy production, paving the way for more effective therapies.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Times of India
A landmark study published in NEJM shows that pairing Leuprolide and Enzalutamide significantly increases survival rates for men with high-risk, recurring prostate cancer, emphasizing early detection, proactive treatment, and lifestyle management to improve quality of life.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Good News Network
A new drug combination involving niraparib shows promise in delaying prostate cancer progression, especially in patients with specific genetic mutations, potentially improving survival rates, according to a recent international trial.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by New York Post
Madi Freeze, daughter of former Auburn coach Hugh Freeze, revealed on TikTok that her father's health has been declining due to early prostate cancer, but he is scheduled for surgery. Despite a challenging season and some controversy at Auburn, the school expressed support for Freeze as they begin searching for a new coach. Madi expressed relief that her father can now focus on getting healthy.