Know Prostate Cancer Risk and Family History

It is a known fact that men with a family history of prostate cancer are at a higher risk of developing the disease.

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Sign of Prostate cancer - A Nightly Routine

Prostate cancer develops slowly with no symptoms during the early stages. The symptoms show when the cancer has grown large enough to pressurize the urethra.

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Effectiveness of Immunotherapy and Advanced Prostate Cancer Response

Immunotherapy is a form of treatment that enhances the immune system to fight cancer. It uses checkpoint inhibitors (a type of drug) to stimulate the immune system to attack cancer cells.

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A Closer Look at Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer does not cause symptoms until it reaches late stages. By the time cancer reaches the final stages, the treatment becomes challenging and many patients could die.

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Watch Out for These Urine Patterns - Prostate Cancer Symptoms

Patients with mild symptoms are advised to make lifestyle changes like drinking less alcohol and regular surveillance. Progression of prostate cancer depends on the individual circumstance.

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Know the New Techniques to Fight Prostate Cancer

The researchers have a large collection of laboratory-grown prostate cancer tumors that helps them to test new ways of attacking prostate cancer and quickly and more effectively.

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Prostate Cancer and Low Free Testosterone

Men with low free testosterone levels have a 23% reduced risk of prostate cancer compared to those with higher levels.

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