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Innovative Prostate Surgery Technique Doubles Men’s Chances of Preserving Sexual Function

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Cancer Treatment Uses RNA to Restore Natural Tumor Fighting Balance

Fish oil could treat nerve damage

Dietary Changes Show Promise in Slowing Prostate Cancer Growth

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Nanoparticle therapy offers new hope for prostate cancer patients

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UCLA Study Reveals Key Factors in Testosterone Recovery After Prostate Cancer Treatment

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Immunotherapy Breakthrough for Specific Prostate Cancer Types

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Living in Disadvantaged Neighborhoods May Contribute to Aggressive Prostate Cancer in African American Men

image of a urine sample being tested in a laboratory setting, with a magnified view of prostate cancer cells

New Urine Test, MyProstateScore 2.0, Accurately IDs High-Risk Prostate Cancers, Reduces Unnecessary Biopsies

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Keto Supplement Boosts Prostate Cancer Immunotherapy

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New Hope for Drug-Resistant Prostate Cancer

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New ultrasound/MRI treatment for prostate cancer shows success

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Plant-based diet tied to improved sexual health in men treated for prostate cancer

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Rectal examinations do not improve the effectiveness of screening for prostate cancer

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At same PSA, Black men more likely to have prostate cancer than white

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