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• New Doubts on Value of Prostate Cancer Screening

A study from Sweden raises new questions about the value of screening average-risk men for prostate cancer....

• New Guidelines for Prostate Cancer Screening

The American Cancer Society says men should talk to their doctors about the benefits and limitations of prostate cancer screening before deciding whether to be tested....

• Shorter Course of Radiation May Treat Prostate Cancer

A shorter, cheaper, and more convenient five-week course of radiation appears to work just as well as the traditional seven-and-one-half week schedule for men with prostate cancer, a study shows....

• Aspirin May Cut Prostate Cancer Deaths

Aspirin, already linked in some studies to a lower risk of developing colon cancer, may also cut the risk of dying of prostate cancer by more than half, a large study suggests....

• Prostate Cancer Drug Zytiga May Extend Life

The newly approved prostate cancer pill Zytiga (abiraterone acetate) may extend life by up to four months among men with spreading cancer who have already been treated with chemotherapy, a study shows....

• PSA Test Cuts Prostate-Cancer Deaths — At a Cost

In contrast to the U.S. study, Europe's study of PSA screening finds the test cuts prostate cancer deaths by 21% after 11 years....

• Study: Radioactive Seeds Beat Out Other Prostate Cancer Treatments

For most men with prostate cancer, having radioactive seeds implanted in the prostate is associated with fewer serious side effects than either surgery to remove the prostate or having a beam of high-energy radiation aimed directly at the cancer, researchers say....

• Survival Improves for Prostate Cancer

Older men with early prostate cancer are far more likely to survive their disease without surgery or radiation today than they were just a few decades ago, a new study shows....

• Prostate Cancer Staging Can’t Predict Recurrence

When it comes to localized or non-spreading prostate cancer, staging may not be an important predictor of recurrence after the prostate gland is removed, a study shows....

• New Test Checks for Prostate Cancer Return

Researchers say they have developed a highly sensitive prostate specific antigen (PSA) test that may identify prostate cancer patients who are likely to relapse after treatment....

• Study: CT Screening Cuts Lung Cancer Deaths

Screening smokers and former smokers for lung cancer with low-dose CT imaging saves lives, a huge, decade-long study shows, but experts say it is too soon to recommend screening for everyone at risk....

• Study: CT Screening Cuts Lung Cancer Deaths

Screening smokers and former smokers for lung cancer with low-dose CT imaging saves lives, a huge, decade-long study shows, but experts say it is too soon to recommend screening for everyone at risk....

• Study: CT Screening Cuts Lung Cancer Deaths

Screening smokers and former smokers for lung cancer with low-dose CT imaging saves lives, a huge, decade-long study shows, but experts say it is too soon to recommend screening for everyone at risk....

• Study: CT Screening Cuts Lung Cancer Deaths

Screening smokers and former smokers for lung cancer with low-dose CT imaging saves lives, a huge, decade-long study shows, but experts say it is too soon to recommend screening for everyone at risk....

• Ovarian Cancer Screen: Risks May Outweigh Benefits

Ovarian cancer screening does not reduce disease-related deaths among average-risk women, but it does result in an increase in invasive medical procedures and associated harms, according to findings from a large, long-awaited, government-funded trial....

• Aspirin May Prevent Prostate Cancer Recurrence

The use of anti-clotting drugs, including aspirin, appears to lower the odds that cancer will recur in men undergoing radiation treatment for prostate cancer, researchers report....

• New Prostate Treatment Can Help Retain Sexual Function

Cancer is the largest reason for death around the world and prostate cancer is the second leading killer of men in the United States. It is a serious illness experienced usually when men are of a mature age, however men of any age can be diagnosed with the disease. According to current statistics, prostate cancer caused over 200 thousand men in the US to suffer and 28,372 to die in 2006....

• Is Prostate Cancer Overtreated?

The majority of men with prostate cancer can be spared from anti-hormone therapy -- and all of its side effects, including impotence, hot flashes, and liver problems, researchers say....

• Tumor-Melting Virus vs. Prostate Cancer

Reovirus is harmless to normal cells -- but it destroys many kinds of cancer cells. A new study in patients with prostate cancer takes the virus closer to being a new cancer treatment....

• Strategy for Incontinence From Prostate Cancer Surgery

Pelvic-floor-muscle exercises along with other bladder control strategies, such as keeping a diary and monitoring your daily fluid intake, can help halve weekly incontinence episodes among men with prostate cancer who underwent surgery to remove their prostate gland (radical prostatectomy), a study shows....

• New Colon Cancer Screening Test in the Works

A new, consumer-friendly test for colon cancer, once approved, could persuade more Americans to undergo screening for the deadly cancer, according to researchers....

• New Type of Prostate Cancer Pill Extends Lives

An experimental pill that works differently than other prostate cancer drugs extended the lives of men with spreading cancer by an average of nearly five months....

• Exercise Cuts Prostate Cancer Death Risk

Men diagnosed with prostate cancer may be able to reduce their risk of death not just from prostate cancer but from any cause by exercising vigorously for at least three hours per week, new research indicates....

• Coffee May Cut Risk of Prostate Cancer

Drinking coffee regularly may help lower the risk of advanced prostate cancer, a study shows....

• Aggressive Treatment for Prostate Cancer Is the Norm

More than 75% of men diagnosed with low-risk prostate cancer undergo aggressive treatment -- either complete removal of the prostate or radiation therapy, according to a new study....

• CDC: Cancer Screening Below Target Rates

Screening rates for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer remain below target levels in the United States and are especially low among Asians and Hispanics, the CDC reports....

• Obesity May Raise Risk of Prostate Cancer Spread

Obesity and prostate cancer may be a bad combination, new research suggests. The risk of the cancer spreading is more likely in both obese and overweight men, researchers found....

• PSA Tests Cut Risk of Prostate Cancer Spread

Routine PSA testing substantially lowers the chance that prostate cancer will spread to other parts of the body, researchers report....