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Cancer patients with marital trouble have worse survival rates

(Science Daily) August 27, 2009

Prostate cancer patients who are separated at the time of their diagnosis have worse survival rates than other unmarried patients, a new study has found. Read Summary >
Obesity increases the risk of prostate cancer recurrence

(HealthScout) August 27, 2009

Men who are obese have a greater risk of a prostate cancer recurrence, no matter their race, a new study has found. Read Summary >
Sen. Ted Kennedy dies from brain cancer

(CBS News) August 26, 2009

Kennedy, who was the youngest son of the fabled political family, and brother to President John F. Kennedy, had been diagnosed with malignant glioma--an aggressive form of brain cancer. Read Summary >
Scientists discover how sugar "feeds" tumors

(HealthScout) August 24, 2009

Finding could lead to new cancer treatments, researchers say. Read Summary >
Cannabis chemicals may fight prostate cancer

(Reuters) August 20, 2009

Chemicals in cannabis have been found to halt the growth of prostate cancer cells in the laboratory, a new study has found. Read Summary >
Tall men more at risk for early prostate cancer

(Reuters) August 20, 2009

An analysis of 34,268 men found that those who were taller than 6'3 had a 39 percent higher risk for aggressive prostate cancer. Read Summary >
No evidence testosterone-raising drugs work

(United Press International) August 20, 2009

Researchers say commercials targeting men with low moods and sexual drive may be unfounded. Read Summary >
End-of-life counseling improves mood: study

(The Associated Press) August 19, 2009

A new study has found that offering end-of-life counseling to patients who are dying improves their mood and their quality-of-life. Read Summary >

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