The number of prostate cancer patients who opt for active surveillance (AS) is rising. The most important reason men go on AS is to avoid the risks that accompany whole-gland treatments. In fact, it’s so important to patients that according to a Dutch study, 30% who were not considered candidates for AS chose it anyway against doctor recommendations... keep reading

It sounds backwards, but in a twist on the usual health advice, research found that obese men with non-metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer actually faced a lower risk of death compared to those of normal weight. Why this happens isn’t fully understood, and the study leaves more questions than answers. keep reading

The news about the power of exercise against cancer just keeps getting better. Two new studies reinforce evidence that working out plays an important role in helping prevent aggressive cancer, and helping to keep it from advancing further. Muscle strength, cardiac fitness and cancer First, in Jan. 2025 the British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) keep reading

If you’ve ever been involved in a simulation game, or a simulation training model, you are interacting with something that’s not really there but feels like it is. In fact, during the experience the same neurons in the brain are activated as if the simulation IS the real world. Thus, the brain can be functionally keep reading

What does it mean when PSA levels rise after prostate cancer treatment—even years later? For many men, that first hint of a change can be both unsettling and significant. Catching biochemical recurrence early with scheduled PSA testing remains one of the most effective ways to stay ahead of potential cancer activity. keep reading

A groundbreaking study reveals how artificial intelligence outperforms traditional methods in prostate cancer risk stratification. By leveraging deep learning and digital biopsy data, AI enhances accuracy, reduces errors, and improves treatment planning for better outcomes. Learn how this innovative technology is transforming prostate cancer diagnosis and care. keep reading

A groundbreaking European study highlights the benefits of adding MRI to PSA screening for prostate cancer. By improving detection of significant cancers and reducing unnecessary biopsies, this approach offers a more accurate, cost-effective pathway for diagnosis. Discover how this research is transforming prostate health and diagnosis standards worldwide. keep reading

Active Surveillance for prostate cancer is a life-saving option but often comes with a heavy emotional toll. Learn how managing anxiety and uncertainty can transform your journey. Explore why psychological tools and innovative treatments, like MRI-guided focal laser ablation, are reshaping the experience for patients worldwide. keep reading

Want to avoid a biopsy after an abnormal PSA test? A new study shows that a negative multiparametric MRI might just be your ticket. Learn how MRI scans are reducing unnecessary biopsies and pinpointing significant prostate cancer with precision. keep reading

Men’s sexual health often goes unchecked, but it shouldn’t be. Find out why regular doctor visits and addressing sexual wellness could be key to preventing serious health issues like cardiovascular disease and diabetes. keep reading