A diagnosis of prostate cancer can stir up a range of emotions, from fear to stress, leaving many patients feeling overwhelmed. Learn how prostate cancer affects mental health and discover effective support strategies to help cope with the emotional roller coaster during diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. keep reading

Australia is rethinking prostate cancer screening, proposing annual PSA testing, earlier screenings for high-risk men, and the integration of mpMRI to improve detection. The reforms aim to address past guideline shortcomings and reduce late-stage diagnoses. keep reading

Recent studies are questioning whether prostatectomies can sometimes proceed without a prior biopsy, thanks to high-precision imaging techniques like mpMRI and PSMA PET scans. While this approach offers some benefits, including fewer procedural risks, it sparks important debates about accuracy, patient safety, and treatment planning. keep reading

New research shows testosterone replacement therapy does not increase prostate cancer risk, even for men with a family history. TRT offers benefits for quality of life in men with documented low testosterone, including those previously treated for prostate cancer. keep reading

Is dementia truly a side effect of hormone therapy for prostate cancer, or just a lingering worry? Recent large-scale research finds no broad connection between androgen deprivation therapy and dementia, offering reassurance to those weighing treatment options—though questions remain for certain high-risk cases. keep reading

Some men avoid doctor visits and underestimate their risk, but skipping annual check-ups can mean missing early prostate cancer. New advances like MRI can help avoid unnecessary biopsies and find cancer when it's most treatable. keep reading

For years, experts wondered if statins—popular cholesterol-lowering drugs—could shield men from prostate cancer. Now, new evidence suggests statins don't lower prostate cancer risk after all, casting doubt on prior hopes and underscoring the complexity of cancer prevention. keep reading

Emerging research reveals that early PSA after radiation and androgen deprivation therapy can help predict prostate cancer outcomes. Meanwhile, a new genomic test is showing potential for identifying which patients face higher risk of long-term urinary side effects. keep reading

Losing excess weight and adopting healthier habits may help men lower their prostate cancer risk. Recent studies suggest web-based and home programs offer promising tools for lasting lifestyle changes and improved health outcomes. keep reading

What if having takeout meant more than a quick meal – introducing microplastics into your body, even your prostate? With scientists finding plastic particles in both brain and prostate tissues, the invisible risks of everyday conveniences might be much closer than expected. keep reading