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...Upon receiving a prostate cancer diagnosis, or after undergoing treatment for prostate cancer, your life may be completely different than ever before. Changes you may experience might include managing treatment-related...

...Following a prostate cancer diagnosis, your doctor will perform a cancer risk assessment. This is to determine your chances of the cancer spreading beyond the prostate (metastasis) or the cancer...

...Screening involves checking for a condition when the individual screened may not currently have symptoms for the condition. Screening, in many instances, is used to detect for the presence of...

...Prostate cancer is a complex cancer and it can be hard to decipher between what is fact and fiction. In an attempt to shed light on the truth, these are...

...Prostate cancer, like all cancers, is the unregulated growth of cells in the body. For men with prostate cancer, this non-stop growth of cells creates masses, or tumors, in the...

...Even after treatment and recovery, it is possible to get prostate cancer again. When cancer comes back, it is called a recurrence. Here is what you need to know about...

...Early prostate cancer is often asymptomatic. This means it does not cause any symptoms. But certain symptoms can occur as prostate cancer progresses. Not all symptoms are a direct result...

...A comorbidity is commonly defined as the presence of one or more additional medical conditions occurring at the same time. When looking at a primary condition, such as prostate cancer...

...Prostate cancer and its care can be very overwhelming at times. Understanding medical terminology can assist you in your prostate cancer journey. Some of the most frequently used terms and...

...When talking about a condition, it is important to distinguish between its risk factors and its causes. Risk factors can be classified as modifiable or non-modifiable, and contribute to an...

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...ProstateCancer.net connects people living with prostate cancer. It’s time to get the support you deserve and the information you need....

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...At ProstateCancer.net we provide patients and caregivers with a platform to learn, educate, and connect with peers and healthcare professionals. Prostate cancer can have an enormous impact on the lives...