The United States Preventative Services Task Force has issued a new statement updating its 2012 recommendations for PSA testing to screen for prostate cancer.

Every November it’s also Movember, when the Movember Foundation’s CEO Adam Garone encourages men, or “Mo Bros,” to remember their health.

Learn more about the risks benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and how you can help prevent it.

Take this short questionaire from the American Urological Association to help you decide if you may have issues with your prostate that need to be treated.

Chances are you’ve seen the slick TV ads for products that claim they can fix low testosterone. But that doesn’t mean you should pay attention. Here’s why.

Patients often ask me what vitamins they can take to protect them from prostate cancer and to ensure optimum prostate health. My answer is brief and direct.

A growing body of research suggests that men who have metabolic syndrome are at increased risk for developing benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).

A new minimally invasive surgical procedure for treating BPH leaves the prostate intact. But is this new method as effective as other techniques?

Here’s what patients with prostate cancer that is not localized to the prostate and has spread further need to know.

What tests can patients with advanced prostate cancer undergo? This slideshow investigates.