Category: Prostate Cancer Metastasis

Metastatic prostate cancer is considered incurable. There are new chemotherapies, PCa vaccines and immunotherapies that can add months to a patient’s life. The disappointing news is that mPCa eventually overcomes these treatments—and for many patients, the side effects can be harsh. Now there’s Pluvicto, an intravenous treatment that delivers a radioactive punch to individual mPCa cells... keep reading

Are you a prostate cancer (PCa) patient on Active Surveillance? If so, do you ever worry if there’s a chance your cancer will progress and start to spread (metastasize)? A new study suggests that your best investment against metastasis may be a home treadmill or exercise bike so you can get a vigorous aerobic workout keep reading

If you were suddenly kidnapped and blindfolded, then abandoned in a foreign land, you would want the best possible map to get safely to the border where you could figure out a homeward-bound plan. For men who are diagnosed with high-risk prostate cancer (PCa), it’s as if a hostile unknown enemy has abducted them, deprived keep reading