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Prostate Cancer: Refining What PSA Levels Mean
Find out why PSA velocity is a more important screening tool for prostate cancer than the more commonly-used elevated PSA test. Prostate cancer is often treated when it doesn't need to be.
Advice to Help You Cope with Side Effects of Prostate Cancer Treatments
Androgen deprivation therapy, which blocks testosterone production to treat prostate cancer, can result in sexual dysfunction, lower bone and muscle mass, and psychological problems. Is intermittent therapy the answer?
