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Dogs May Sniff Out Prostate Cancer

(U.S. News and World Report) June 3, 2010

A small study has found that dogs may be able to sniff out prostate cancer from human urine. Read Summary >
More Deaths If No Prostate Treatment

(UPI) June 3, 2010

Prostate cancer patients who choose radiation appear to live longer than those who choose "watchful waiting," a new study suggests. Read Summary >
Herbal Supplements Often Contain Contaminants

(The New York Times) May 27, 2010

The investigation into these common products also found that 9 products illegally claimed to cure diseases from cancer and high blood pressure to Alzheimer's. Read Summary >
Diabetes Lowers Prostate Cancer Risk

(UPI) May 25, 2010

Experts say lower levels of male hormones in diabetic men may explain the reduced risk. Read Summary >
Sea Sponge-Derived Breast Cancer Treatment Treats Other Cancers

(Reuters) May 24, 2010

An experimental breast cancer drug made from sea sponges appears to treat many other types of cancer as well. Read Summary >
Yoga Can Improve Sleep in Cancer Survivors

(USA Today) May 24, 2010

Yoga may help cancer survivors get a better night's sleep, a new study suggests. Read Summary >
FDA Reviewing Prostate Meds for Diabetes, Heart Risks

(Reuters) May 6, 2010

Patients should not stop taking the drugs unless their doctor tells them to, the FDA advises. Read Summary >
Two Companies Begin Selling Generic Flomax

(The Associated Press) April 29, 2010

Teva Pharmaceuticals and Mylan Inc. are the second and third companies to begin selling the generic version of the drug meant to treat enlarged prostate. Read Summary >

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