prostate cancer treatment

Active monitoring is an accepted and widely adopted option in the medical community over the past 10 years as a way to reduce unnecessary treatment of prostate cancer.

Cane's venom can kill prostate cancer cells without affecting healthy cells.

New genetic testing can help doctors more accurately diagnose the progress of prostate cancer.

Experts at the Royal College of London (UK) said they had initially tested the solution to bring estrogen into the blood through the skin, opening up a lower-cost and safer