Articles, tagged with "prostate specific antigen", page 1
07th October 2011
As per WHO 33% women and 25% men are likely to get cancer in their life time. Incidence of cancer is increasing with every passing day. Cancer is global problem and has to be tackled globally. Battle against cancer can not be won by doctors and scientists...
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Author:
healthcareindia
27th May 2011
Prostate cancer is the cancer of prostate gland of the male reproductive system. The prostate cancer is the most prevalent concern of the society as it is the second leading cancer disease causing huge numbers of death tolls. Mostly, this cancer grows slo...
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Author:
ronieconroy
05th April 2011
One out of six men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime. High grade prostate cancer is dangerous and can kill. In the United States, more than 200,000 new cases are diagnosed every year - leading to 31,000 deaths. Fortunately, ther...
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Author:
James
07th March 2011
Urology deals with the disorders of urinary tract in both men and women and reproductive system of men. An urologist is a person who holds expert knowledge in the field of urology problems.
This article will deal with the medical condition of an enlar...
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Author:
quinlanmurray
14th February 2011
If you have been informed that you suffer from prostate type of cancer, in that case you might have almost certainly experienced The Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) examination, already been bodily checked out and in all likelihood have previously experie...
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Author:
sidana
03rd February 2011
The difference between Ceylon Green Tea and the Ceylon black tea is in that green tea is not fermented before drying. This fermentation process appears to decrease the content of flavonoids - which have beneficial antioxidant properties, believed to pro...
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Author:
AdamTea
14th January 2011
Prostate cancer affects the prostate and the surrounding areas of the male's anatomy. It can usually be felt through the symptoms that begin to occur and they are usually telltale enough that you will want to seek medical attention anyway. But knowing tha...
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Author:
Roberto Sedycias
08th January 2011
There are tests that allow the detection of some types of cancers, for example prostate cancer, prior to the time the patient presents with symptoms. The idea is to detect the cancer early - before it is able to spread while treatment is likely to cure th...
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Author:
J. Hernandez
21st December 2010
Prostate cancer affects a substantial number of men and is widely regarded as being the male equivalent that breast cancer is for women. In the United States in 2010, somewhere in the vicinity of 217,730 new cases were diagnosed and 32,050 deaths occurre...
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Author:
Anthony Parker
09th November 2010
Male patients tend to have a scant understanding of prostate cancer, their own risk for the cancer, and how to determine whether they have prostate cancer. Many men have modest, if any, knowledge of the merit of testing for prostate cancer or of the recom...
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Author:
J. Hernandez
08th November 2010
Menopause is a condition where a woman body stops producing the much-needed estrogen and the fertile eggs that help her to conceive a baby. It is a condition when her body goes through many more other changes. In this state, the woman body faces a complet...
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Author:
tanmay123
18th October 2010
Nowadays, prostate cancer is glowing rapidly and almost 95% of prostate cancer is referred to as adenocarcinoma. This disease is also known as ‘gland cancer’. For screening it, digital rectal exam is necessary. But this way of examination, is not pleasant...
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Author:
tanmay123
23rd September 2010
Cancer is a chronic immune that can spread to all body parts. Cancer is a much more common cause of death if it is recognized and treated early. Each year in worldwide more than 10 million people deaths from cancer.
There are many natural healing which...
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Author:
Healthy_Woman
07th September 2010
What Men Over the Age of 65 Need to Know about Prostate Cancer
First, the good news: 2006 figures from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) show a steady decline (approximately 60 percent) in deaths from prostate cancer over the last 20 years. Now, th...
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Author:
Alfred Winston
17th June 2010
Male patients tend to possess a scant knowledge of prostate cancer, their own risk for the cancer, and the ways in which they can figure out if they have prostate cancer. Many men have minimal, if any, knowledge of the merit of screening for prostate canc...
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Author:
J. Hernandez