Lab Study Finds Protein That May Inhibit Cancer Spread
Title: Lab Study Finds Protein That May Inhibit Cancer Spread
Category: Health News
Created: 6/23/2009 7:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 6/23/2009
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Prostate Cancer Risk Factors
A risk factor is anything that may increase a person's chance of developing a disease. It may be an activity, such as smoking, diet, family history, or many other things. Different diseases, including cancers, have different risk factors. In general, all men are at risk for prostate cancer. However, there are specific risk factors that increase the likelihood that certain men will develop the disease, including the following:
Treating Prostate Cancer -
According to the National Cancer Society, prostate cancer is a disease in which cancer cells form in the tissues of the prostate. Since the disease affects only men, and usually those who are older in age, the disease can cause trouble urinating, back and hip pain, blood in the urine and sexual malfunctions as well, like pain when releasing sperm. There are treatments for prostate cancer, however, and they're not all as invasive as chemotherapy.
How to Fight Prostate Cancer - 4 Essential Tips to Maintain Excellent Prostate Health
There are many positive measures that you can take to maintain excellent prostate health.
Here are 4 practical tips to implement in your daily life.
The Prostate Biopsy
For men 50 and over, digital rectal exams, or DREs, has become a routine part of the annual checkup, as have prostate specific antigen, or PSA tests. These tests can uncover signs of prostate cancer. But before a doctor can make the final diagnosis, they will use an another procedure: the prostate biopsy. To confirm the presence of prostate cancer, a doctor uses a needle to collect a sample of cells from the prostate. A pathologist, an expert who can distinguish cancerous from non-cancerous cells, then examines this sample. With more and more men undergoing biopsies, doctors are making every effort to ensure the procedure is as safe, comfortable, and accurate as possible.
Obesity and Prostate Health
Although research has yet to identify the link between obesity and the increased chance of developing prostate cancer remains unclear; there is little question that obesity does have negative effect on disease outcomes.
Symptoms of Prostatitis - A Quick Guide
Prostatitis is sadly one of the most common medical problems faced by men.
Each year, men make about 2 million visits to the doctor with concerns regarding to this condition.
Total balance for Optimal Prostate Health
Total Balance Men's contains nutrients specific for men that will help ensure hormones are naturally balanced and that your prostate has what it needs for optimal health.
Treating Cancer Naturally
Uncover what you must know about prostate cancer… and what you can do NOW to reduce your risks and stay healthier longer.
Treating Prostate Cancer Naturally is based on a careful, painstaking review of the latest prostate cancer research and medical theory. You'll understand the risk factors, be aware of your treatment options, and be an informed patient and an active participant in your own care.
