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-+Once-Daily Tadalafil May Improve Signs and Symptoms of BPH
There is enough data available to support once-a-day use of tadalafil in men with erectile dysfunction, and signs and symptoms of BPH. This is the finding, reported by UroToday, of a recent study on the effects of tadalafil on benign prostatitic hyperplasia. The study included sexually active men with ED, who also suffered BPH and [...]
-+Dutasteride Study Shows Reduced Prostate Cancer Risk
Long term study shows Dutasteride reduced the risk of prostate cancer detected via prostate biopsy by 23% over a period of four years. The study group included men between the age of 50 to 75 who had increased cancer risk, with prostate specific antigen (PSA) levels between 2.5 and 10 ng/ml. Dutasteride is a 5-alpha-reductase [...]
-+Sleep and Heart Health
A good night’s sleep is not just a remedy for grumpy moods, mental and physical lethargy. Researchers at the University of Chicago have recently discovered that adequate sleep makes your heart strong and healthy. The research team noted that lack of sleep promotes calcium buildup in the heart arteries, causing plaque that eventually brakes off, blocks [...]
-+Accelerated therapy Cost Two-Thirds Less In Treating Early-Stage Breast Cancer
According to the American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology in Boston, half of participants who underwent three weeks of daily treatments for early breast cancer that last 15 minutes each, and half who underwent standard radiation therapy for five weeks, showed low rates of cancer recurrence — 6.2% for participants who underwent the [...]
-+Patients Choose To Do Little About Prostate Cancer
Thirty percent of patients who are diagnosed with prostate cancer choose the wait-and-see option, also called ‘active surveillance’, which is unique only to prostate cancer, and cannot be applied to other type of cancers, since prostate cancer is a very slow growing neoplasm. Those men who chose this option, must still have regular PSA [...]
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