Prostate cancer is the second most prevalent cancer in men. Many men are diagnosed with localised prostate cancer, this is cancer that has not spread beyond the prostate gland. It is best to think of the early stages...
Early detection is a critical factor in effectively treating prostate cancer. While many people are aware of the more common symptoms—such as frequent trips to the bathroom—there are less apparent signs that often go unnoticed, and these subtle...
Prostate cancer is currently Australia’s second-most common type, affecting thousands of men and their families every year. Some patients find they can manage the condition without clinical treatment. Others will go on to experience prostate cancer at its...
Prostate cancer is a significant worry to those suffering from it. It is understandable, widely regarded as one of the most common cancers in Australia - and also one of the most aggressive when left undiagnosed. Fortunately, prostate...
What is prostate cancer treatment? Many men are diagnosed with localised prostate cancer, this is cancer that has not spread beyond the prostate gland. There are 3 effective prostate cancer treatment and management recommendations: Localised prostate cancer is...
Prostate cancer is one of the most prolific cancers suffered by men in Australia. In many instances, surgery is required to resolve prostate cancer issues, giving the patient the very best chance of beating cancer and maintaining an...
Prostate cancer is best detected early while it is confined to the prostate gland. To do this a PSA blood test and a digital rectal examination is undertaken. Should either of these tests be suspicious, a multi-parametric MRI...
