PARP Inhibitors Demonstrate the Value of Targeted Treatments in Prostate Cancer
Daryl Elzy, 60, an Air Force retiree from North Carolina, has been living with prostate cancer for about 12 years... Read More
Treatments for Men Whose Prostate Cancer Has Spread and Become Resistant to Hormonal Therapy are Growing
When a man receives a diagnosis of prostate cancer, Dr. Charles Ryan has two immediate questions: Has it spread outside... Read More
Investigating the Role of Video Genetic Counseling in Prostate Cancer
Because genetic testing is becoming increasingly important in creating treatment plans for men with prostate cancer, a clinical trial was... Read More
Turning Clinical Results Into Change for Patients with Prostate Cancer
In a recent interview with CURE®’s sister publication, Cancer Network®, Dr. Michael J. Morris discussed the results of the phase 3 CONDOR... Read More
Dietary Supplement May Derive Benefit in Prostate Cancer, Larger Studies are Warranted
Use of a dietary supplement, PectaSol (modified citrus pectin) has shown continued benefit among men with prostate cancer, according to... Read More
Polishing the Gold Standard in Prostate Cancer
When Howard Wolinsky, 72, received a prostate cancer diagnosis in 2010, the urologist at a community hospital wasted no time... Read More
Precision Incisions: Minimally Invasive Techniques in Genitourinary Cancer
There was a time when open surgery was a given for certain genitourinary (GU) cancers — those of the bladder,... Read More
Radiation After Surgery May Not Be Necessary Among Men With Prostate Cancer
Men with prostate cancer could be spared having to undergo radiation after surgery given that a recent study found no... Read More
Advocacy Groups Collaborate in the Fight Against Prostate Cancer
Mike Crosby, founder of Veterans Prostate Cancer Awareness, discusses how he plans on spreading his organization’s message to veterans across... Read More