10/14/2016
PSA Prostate Specific Antigen
What is PSA? PSA or Prostate Specific Antigen is a protein produced by the prostate found mostly in the semen with very small amounts released into the bloodstream. When there’s a problem with the prostate—like the development and growth of prostate cancer—more and more PSA is released. It eventually reaches. Read More
10/13/2016
Active Surveillance: What You Need to Know
Is active surveillance right for you? The answer to this question varies, depending on a bunch of factors: your particular form of prostate cancer, your age and general health, and also on the criteria used to select men for active surveillance programs from hospital to hospital. First, what is active. Read More
10/13/2016
You’ve Got Prostate Cancer. Now what? Read This First.
You’ve had the PSA test – or more likely, several of them – plus the digital rectal exam, and one or both of these suggested that you needed a biopsy. The biopsy was not fun, but you did it, and then you waited for a pathologist to look at the. Read More
10/04/2016
Prostate Cancer Early Detection and Screening
The question of screening is a personal and complex one. It’s important for each man to talk with his doctor about whether prostate cancer screening is right for him. Get the facts about prostate cancer screening, when it is recommended, and links to organizations that provide free prostate cancer screening. Read More
10/04/2016
What Can Go Wrong With the Prostate: Cancer, BPH, and Prostatitis
Prostate cancer isn't the only health issue that can develop with the prostate. Learn about the three most common prostate problems. Read More
08/09/2016
Prostate Cancer Symptoms and Signs
Learn about the typical symptoms of prostate cancer. These can be similar to symptoms of other diseases or disorders, so consult a doctor if you are experiencing any of them. Read More
08/09/2016
Prostate Cancer Risk Factors
Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer in America, affecting 1 in 9 men. There are many factors that influence one's risk of developing prostate cancer — some of which cannot be changed, and some of which can. Learn how your age, race, family history, and personal habits may. Read More
08/09/2016
What is Prostate Cancer?
Learn the basics of prostate cancer: risks, PSA levels, Gleason scores, stages, and much more Read More