Radical Prostatectomy Offers Excellent Long-Term Outcomes
Researchers report on a study in which survivors were followed up for a median of 14 years.
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Testosterone Therapy May Benefit Hypogonadal CP/CPSS Sufferers
Patients experienced significant improvements in symptoms and quality of life parameters.
Surgical Margin Status Has No Effect on PCa Patient Survival
Researchers concluded that margin status is a surrogate for established risk criteria.
OAB Drugs Prescribed Less Frequently to Men
A study found that 33.8% of women received anticholinergics compared with 19.4% of men.
Poor Sexual Health Knowledge Common in Young Minority Men
Survey of minority men aged 18-25 showed that 57.2% indicated that they or their partner did not use birth control at their last sexual encounter.
Elevated NLR Linked to Worse Post-RP Outcomes
Neutrophil-lymphocyte ratio could have a prognostic role in localized prostate cancer.
Overactive Bladder Increases Falling Risk in the Elderly
OAB treatment is associated with a decreased risk of falls, study finds.
UTI Linked to Worse Bladder Cancer Outcomes
Greater effects were seen in women with UTI, according to researchers.
Blood-Based Biomarkers May Predict Bladder Cancer Outcomes
Levels of CEA and CA 19-9 were significantly higher in patients with tumor recurrence and/or progression.
Pts at High Risk of Bladder CA More Likely to Die of Other Causes
Screened patients were more likely to die from other smoking-related malignancies.
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