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2012/05/28 10:30
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Scientists have devised a new, ultra -sensitive test which they say could detect signs of a disease in its earliest stages. Researchers at the Imperial College London said their new test can...
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2012/05/28 10:16
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... PSA test found unreliable, hard lessons from Joplin A top government panel says the PSA test for prostate cancer is unreliable giving a falsely positive result 80 percent of the time; Then, a...
2012/05/28 09:22
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Civil war treat for Atherton's little battler BRAVE toddler Lucas Thorpe has enjoyed his first day out after being given the all clear from cancer. The 19-month-old, who travelled to America for...
2012/05/28 06:26
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ATLANTA � A cancer diagnosis often inspires people to exercise and eat healthier. Now the experts say there's strong evidence that both habits may help prevent the disease from coming back. New...
2012/05/28 04:53
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Dr. Virginia Moyer of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force wrote a column this week that recommended men not receive PSA screening for prostate cancer based on her group’s study of the...
2012/05/28 01:36
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The recent studies and advice by a government panel that healthy men should not get routine prostate cancer screening because PSA blood testing can do more harm than good is absurd. (See: "PSA...
2012/05/28 01:26
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As a coach, Kirk Ventiquattro is no stranger to the power of motivational speeches, but a year ago, he never thought his words would ever mean as much as they do today. It's now about much more than...
2012/05/28 00:35
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Gunter Lauterbach knows first-hand the benefits of prostate cancer research. Lauterbach, of Lagoon City, is a survivor. “When I was diagnosed in 2003, there weren’t a lot of options as far as...
2012/05/27 23:56
2012/05/27 23:56
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Several times recently I have heard people say that they would not vote again for Barack Obama, and, that alone is a smart decision. But at the same time, I hear other people question whether or not...
2012/05/27 19:38
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Washington, May 27 : Modified Citrus Pectin (MCP), a highly researched natural compound, can boost the anti-cancer effects of two poly-botanical formulas, according to a new study. It was found that...
2012/05/27 12:29
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SOME Tanzanian men are walking around with a very disturbing secret, having to deal with erectile dysfunction, this paper has established. A random survey by the 'Daily News on Saturday' recently,...
2012/05/27 10:41
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Prostate cancer drug Zytiga rejected for use in Ireland Sunday, May 27, 2012 - 11:33 AM A new prostate cancer treatment has been rejected for use in Ireland. Zytiga, which has been dubbed a `wonder...
2012/05/27 04:42
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... I’ve been readin’ in the paper has got me totally confused,” my Uncle Fud said as he punched the “on” button on the coffee maker at Chigger Mountain Farm. “What’s so confusing?” I asked. “Have...
2012/05/27 04:13
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I am writing in response to Arther Caplan’s article from May 23, 2012 titled “Bad tests bad for your health.” Mr. Caplan quotes “the prestigious” United States Preventive Services Task Force. This...
2012/05/27 03:06
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... and cause blood clots, infertility and liver damage, said Edmund Sabanegh, chairman of Urology at the Cleveland Clinic. He said he is careful to prescribe the drugs only to patients with...
2012/05/27 01:42
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... their patients and could use a better tool. H. Ballentine Carter, M.D., a professor of Urology at Johns Hopkins and the senior investigator on the study, is planning to investigate the...
2012/05/26 21:49
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Updated: Sat May. 26 2012 16:04:03 Hundreds of motorcycles hit the pavement in Winnipeg Saturday as part of Ride for Dad – an organization that raises money for prostate cancer research and...
2012/05/26 20:50
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URBANA, Ill. (AP) — There are few things more grim for a dog than prostate cancer. And when a little scrap of a dog named Bear was diagnosed with this disease in November 2010, nobody figured he'd...
2012/05/26 20:04
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DETROIT (AP) - The president of Wayne State University has finished months of radiation treatment to fight prostate cancer. The Detroit Free Press (http://on.freep.com/KL3PgY) says Alan Gilmour will...
2012/05/26 17:49
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... talented singer will try to put his health issues behind him — we’re glad he’s getting help! Phillip, 21, will get treatment for the kidney stones which are too big...