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prostate cancer

canadian researchers develop new type of mri that makes cancer easier to detect
tested on people with prostate cancer, the technique increases the chances of earlier diagnosis.
dave yasvinski
prostate cancer
mar 23, 2022
prostate cancer is the fourth most common cancer in canada, with an estimated 23,300 people receiving a diagnosis in 2020, according to the public health agency of canada. getty

common drug used to treat prostate cancer may raise risk of brain tumours: study
researchers suggest 'careful' use of hormone therapy drug cyproterone because of link to slow-growing tumour.
dave yasvinski
prostate cancer
feb 07, 2022
recent research pointing to a relationship between hormonal therapy and meningiomas prompted the further investigation. getty

hormone therapy gives men at high risk for prostate cancer a better chance of survival
hormone therapy prevented one trial participant from developing metastatic disease 10 years after treatment.
chris arnold
prostate cancer
jan 21, 2022
in total, research was collected from 17 clinical trials, 42 collaborators, 703 medical centres, and more than 15,000 patients. getty

scientists find ‘tumour suppressor’ for prostate cancer
the research offers new hope for patients with treatment-resistant prostate cancer.
dave yasvinski
prostate cancer
nov 09, 2021
a new treatment for prostate cancer involves reactivating an rna molecule the cancer has learned to shut down. (getty)

prostate checks aren't fun, but they're better than the alternative
prostate cancer survivor charlie taylor didn't have any of the symptoms when he was diagnosed.
maja begovic
prostate cancer
nov 05, 2021
charlie taylor was shocked when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. (supplied)

can what you eat prevent prostate cancer?
researchers found that elevated levels of choline and betaine commonly found in red meat and egg yolks was linked to aggressive prostate cancer.
dave yasvinski
men's health
nov 02, 2021
scientists found that lifestyle plays a big role in whether or not prostate cancer is aggressive. getty

widowers face ‘bleaker prognosis’ for prostate cancer
researchers found widowers were at risk of being diagnosed later than married men or men in relationships.
dave yasvinski
prostate cancer
aug 13, 2021
prostate cancer is the fourth most common cancer in canada — and number one among men.

uwindsor scientists receive grant for prostate cancer research
according to the canadian cancer society, about one in nine canadian men will develop prostate cancer during their lifetimes
windsor star
cancer
jul 11, 2021
university of windsor professor lisa porter is shown on campus on feb. 25, 2019.
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canadian researchers develop new type of mri that makes cancer easier to detect
tested on people with prostate cancer, the technique increases the chances of earlier diagnosis.
dave yasvinski
prostate cancer
mar 23, 2022
prostate cancer is the fourth most common cancer in canada, with an estimated 23,300 people receiving a diagnosis in 2020, according to the public health agency of canada. getty

common drug used to treat prostate cancer may raise risk of brain tumours: study
researchers suggest 'careful' use of hormone therapy drug cyproterone because of link to slow-growing tumour.
dave yasvinski
prostate cancer
feb 07, 2022
recent research pointing to a relationship between hormonal therapy and meningiomas prompted the further investigation. getty

hormone therapy gives men at high risk for prostate cancer a better chance of survival
hormone therapy prevented one trial participant from developing metastatic disease 10 years after treatment.
chris arnold
prostate cancer
jan 21, 2022
in total, research was collected from 17 clinical trials, 42 collaborators, 703 medical centres, and more than 15,000 patients. getty

scientists find ‘tumour suppressor’ for prostate cancer
the research offers new hope for patients with treatment-resistant prostate cancer.
dave yasvinski
prostate cancer
nov 09, 2021
a new treatment for prostate cancer involves reactivating an rna molecule the cancer has learned to shut down. (getty)
powered by
canadian society for exercise physiology

prostate checks aren't fun, but they're better than the alternative
prostate cancer survivor charlie taylor didn't have any of the symptoms when he was diagnosed.
maja begovic
prostate cancer
nov 05, 2021
charlie taylor was shocked when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. (supplied)

can what you eat prevent prostate cancer?
researchers found that elevated levels of choline and betaine commonly found in red meat and egg yolks was linked to aggressive prostate cancer.
dave yasvinski
men's health
nov 02, 2021
scientists found that lifestyle plays a big role in whether or not prostate cancer is aggressive. getty

widowers face ‘bleaker prognosis’ for prostate cancer
researchers found widowers were at risk of being diagnosed later than married men or men in relationships.
dave yasvinski
prostate cancer
aug 13, 2021
prostate cancer is the fourth most common cancer in canada — and number one among men.

uwindsor scientists receive grant for prostate cancer research
according to the canadian cancer society, about one in nine canadian men will develop prostate cancer during their lifetimes
windsor star
cancer
jul 11, 2021
university of windsor professor lisa porter is shown on campus on feb. 25, 2019.
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pancreatic cancer canada
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