Dr. David Samadi provides his expert opinion on recent findings showing an increased risk of advanced prostate cancer in men consuming soy and other foods rich in isoflavones.
Read MoreDr. David Samadi looks at recent findings from a study showing preference for preserving sexual function did not reflect the treatment choices of men with low-risk prostate cancer.
Read MoreAll men first, need to know the risk factors for prostate cancer. By learning what can increase his chances of developing this disease, some which he can control and others he cannot, at least it gives him awareness of any changes in his prostate. These risk factors include:
Read MoreBy incorporating the following 7 steps into his daily lifestyle, men with prostate cancer can feel good knowing they are doing all they can to not let this disease take them down:
Read MoreThere have been many different studies that have been taking place about this particular cancer for years.
Read MoreHowever, this unexpected role no one wants to take on is not an easy one to navigate. Knowing what to do, what to say and how to support your loved one can be tricky.
Read MoreResearch is never restricted to just one component of what may be the cause of prostate cancer. Other factors are looked at such as what medications can be used to help treat it.
Read MoreThe finding of a prostate nodule can be determined by the doctor palpating the prostate gland, which is about the size and shape of a walnut.
Read MoreDr. David Samadi gives his expert opinion on the use of metabolic profiling on using urine samples for predicting prostate cancer before any symptoms arise.
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Dr. David Samadi gives his expert opinion on a new study suggesting unstable testosterone or a significant drop in this hormone may act as a strong risk factor for developing prostate cancer.
Read MoreMen often think of prostate cancer as the “good” cancer to get. They assume that because there is not a huge number of men who die from the disease it must not be as dangerous.
Read MoreThe aim of a prostate cancer support group is to assist men and their families with information about prostate cancer providing intellectual and emotional support to men whether newly diagnosed or are long-term survivors of this disease.
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