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Tag Archives: prostate cancer

Three age-related prostate issues men should know about

By HWMDteam | Published: March 6, 2013
Mens Health

Aging is inevitable and so are certain changes in the body. As men grow older, there are three prostate-related issues [...]

Posted in Video | Also tagged enlarged prostate, low testosterone, Maxwell White, prostate, urologist | Leave a comment

Matthew Sand, M.D.

By admin | Published: October 9, 2012
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Urologist’s treatment makes major difference in patients’ lives.

Posted in Article, Expert, Story, Video | Also tagged erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, men's health, prostate cancer screening, Urinary incontinence, urology | Leave a comment

Men: Why You Need a Prostate Cancer Screening

By HWMDteam | Published: September 27, 2012
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Recently, there have been conflicting reports about whether or not men really need a common prostate cancer screening test called [...]

Posted in Home, Story, Video | Also tagged prostate cancer screening, prostate-specific antigen, PSA, Raj Laungani | Leave a comment

Prostate Cancer Survivor Takes Active Role in His Healthcare.

By HWMDteam | Published: September 21, 2012
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Patient educates himself on illness.

Posted in Article, Story, Video | Also tagged Dan Fernandez, patient success, prostate cancer screening | Leave a comment

Prostate Cancer Survivor Feeling “100 Percent” After Surgery

By HWMDteam | Published: September 21, 2012
Pat McLauglin

Prostate cancer survivor feeling “100 percent” after surgery.

Posted in Article, Story, Video | Also tagged patient success, Patrick McLaughlin, prostate cancer screening | 1 Response

PSA – To Test or Not?

By admin | Published: September 17, 2012
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Listen to this un-edited video clip to hear Dr. Nikhil Shah’s candid take on the PSA test controversy. Recently, a government panel [...]

Posted in Home, Randy Martin, Video | Also tagged Nikhil Shah, prostate cancer screening, PSA | Leave a comment

Prostate Cancer Survivor Starts Support Group

By HWMDteam | Published: September 5, 2012
Jim O'Hara

For prostate cancer survivor Jim O’Hara, starting a prostate cancer support group in 1999 was an easy decision. “My wife [...]

Posted in Article, Home | Also tagged Cancer Wellness at Piedmont, Jim O'Hara, Piedmont Fayette Hospital, Prostate Cancer Information Group | Leave a comment

Prostate Cancer Survivor Tells Men to Know Their Numbers

By HWMDteam | Published: August 31, 2012
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Prostate cancer survivor: men should know their numbers.

Posted in Article, Story, Video | Also tagged Nikhil Shah, prostate, PSA, Raj Laungani, robotic surgery | Leave a comment

Patient Surprised by Fast Recovery After Prostate Robotic Surgery

By HWMDteam | Published: August 30, 2012
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Robotic surgery can mean a faster recovery time.

Posted in Article, Story, Video | Also tagged prostate, PSA, robotic surgery | Leave a comment

Do Prostate Cancer Screenings Help Prevent Cancer?

By admin | Published: July 21, 2011
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Dr. Randy Martin: Eighteen percent of men are going to develop prostate cancer in their lifetime and unfortunately, 3 percent [...]

Posted in Video | Also tagged Cancer Care, men's health, prevention | Leave a comment

Coffee Drinkers May Have Reduced Risk of Prostate Cancer

By admin | Published: May 23, 2011
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Every week on HealthWatchMD.com, our editorial team goes into the archives to revisit a previous news story. Recently, we posted [...]

Posted in Story | Also tagged Cancer Care, coffee, gall bladder disease, liver cancer, men's health, parkinsons disease, prevention, Stroke | Leave a comment
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