Month: November 2025

For men concerned about prostate cancer and overall health, sleep may be one of the most overlooked tools for protection and recovery. Evidence shows that getting consistent, high-quality rest not only improves energy but may also reduce the risk of aggressive cancers and add years to your life. keep reading

Long waits for a prostate MRI can cause anxiety and delay treatment decisions. A new AI tool is designed to help doctors quickly identify which patients need scans most urgently, so they don’t lose valuable time in their cancer care journey. keep reading

For decades, Japan has used turkey tail mushroom extract (PSK) as an approved add-on to chemotherapy for cancers like stomach and colon. A lab study suggests PSK may also enhance prostate cancer treatment by boosting immune response and increasing tumor suppression. Could this natural compound hold untapped potential in U.S. cancer care? keep reading

Did you know over 95% of prostate cancers share the same name—adenocarcinoma? This common cell type is usually slow-growing, but not always. Understanding how it develops, why PSA levels matter, and what early detection can reveal is key to knowing your best treatment options. keep reading

Focal therapy is gaining popularity among urologists, offering men with prostate cancer a targeted treatment that helps preserve quality of life. As more doctors adopt this approach, advanced imaging like mpMRI is ensuring greater precision and better results. keep reading

How do you stop overtreatment before it happens? New data shows fewer men are undergoing surgery for low-risk prostate cancer, while focal therapies are emerging as a way to control disease without sacrificing quality of life. keep reading

A May 2025 analysis of nearly 1,400 prostate cancer patients suggests multivitamin use may reduce recurrence risk, particularly in higher-grade cases. While more research is needed, the findings add to decades of mixed evidence on nutrition and prostate health. keep reading