High-Risk Prostate Cancer Linked to Poverty
In a study of African-American radical prostatectomy patients, low income predicted a higher risk of advanced stage or aggressive tumors.
In a study of African-American radical prostatectomy patients, low income predicted a higher risk of advanced stage or aggressive tumors.
Cancer-specific survival at 5 years was 76.9% for men and 71.5% for women.
Potency is preserved in 50.4% and 60.8% of patients at 10 years after seed implantation, according to MSSFI and SHIM scores, respectively.
New findings show metabolic changes suggesting that a carbohydrate-restricted diet may improve insulin sensitivity.
Study shows no meaningful differences between partial and radical nephrectomy in 5-year rates of local recurrence or cancer-related death.
New study shows that heavier comorbidity burdens increase the risk of Gleason 7 or higher tumors being found at biopsy.
Use of the lipid-lowering drugs is associated with 43% and 47% decreased odds of new stones in recurrent stone formers and stone naïve patients.