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PROSTABLOG NZ: For NZ males, prostate cancer accounted for 28.6 percent of all cancer registrations in 2007, reports the NZ Ministry of Health, with the next-most-common registrations being colorectal cancer and malignant melanoma of the skin. READ MORE>

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WALL ST JOURNAL: Scientists may soon be able to answer the agonising question facing men with prostate cancer: does their cancer need immediate treatment or can it be left alone? READ MORE> and HERE> and HERE>

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NEW PROSTATE CANCER INFOLINK: For all of the academic literature and the recommendations of guideline-generating organizations on testing, diagnosis, and management of prostate cancer, urologists out in community practice may show considerable variation in their clinical practice patterns. READ MORE>

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LA TIMES:  Two studies and a review of previous studies address the widely prescribed cholesterol drugs: one questions their use as a preventive measure; another suggests they help prostate cancer patients. READ MORE>

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URO TODAY: Of all cancers, prostate cancer is the most sensitive to hormones: it is thus very important to take advantage of this unique property and to always use optimal androgen blockade when hormone therapy is the appropriate treatment.  READ MORE>

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ABC NEWS: Many doctors are failing to recognise the effects that breast and prostate cancer have on a patient’s mental health, according to a recent study. READ MORE>

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TORONTO SUN: Green tea and red wine are very effective at blocking prostate cancer’s growth, recent studies have shown. READ MORE>

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BLOOMBERG: Prostate cancer patients seeking Dendreon Corp’s new tumour-fighting vaccine, Provenge, face delays of a year or more as hospital waiting lists dwarf the company’s capacity to produce medicine. READ MORE>

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SCIENCE CENTRIC: A unique collaboration among physician-scientists at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Centre has yielded the most comprehensive genomic analysis of prostate cancer to date. READ MORE>

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URO TODAY: The American Cancer Society updated its recommendations on prostate cancer screening after a series of reviews. READ MORE> It says: Prostate cancer screening should not occur without an informed decision-making process. Men at average risk should receive this information beginning at age 50. Men in higher-risk groups should receive this information before age [...]

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