Some Men with Prostate Cancer Can Avoid, Delay Harsh Treatments, Study Finds
More men with prostate cancer could afford to delay their treatment, a decades-long study has found, suggesting that active monitoring... Read More
More men with prostate cancer could afford to delay their treatment, a decades-long study has found, suggesting that active monitoring... Read More
In late March 2020, my pregnant daughter-in-law and I compared health issues. Hot flashes? Check. Acidity? Yes. Sore breasts? That,... Read More
It’s about protecting myself. As a urology resident, I spend up to 70 hours a week at the hospital. I... Read More
As an oncologist who specializes in prostate cancer, my treatments often work extremely well. Most of my patients have lived... Read More
The March 25 news article “Cancer patients face delays and scaled-back treatments” gave some much-needed validity to the concerns and... Read More
As the coronavirus battered the West Coast, Bryce Olson faced an excruciating decision: He was supposed to travel from his home in... Read More
African American men are more likely than white men to develop and die of prostate cancer, and there is an... Read More
Comprehensive tumor profiling — in which individuals are matched with drugs that target specific genetic mutations or other abnormalities —... Read More
There is a good argument to be made for taking the watch-and-wait approach (sometimes called “active surveillance”) over treatments that... Read More
South African musician Hugh Masekela says he is canceling commitments in the near future because he needs all his energy... Read More