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A commonly raised question is whether men with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) are at greater risk for prostate cancer than men who have no sign of BPH. A new, nation-wide study of the male population of Denmark over the past 27 years offers us some insights. … READ MORE …
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A large study of genetic markers in Japanese prostate cancer patients has clearly shown that some of the markers of prostate cancer in Caucasians do not appear in Japanese patients whereas new markers appear to be common among Japanese. … READ MORE …
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Another new article in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has suggested the possibility of major progress in the prostate cancer research field — but at least this time the media seem to have got the story right! … READ MORE …
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We have long cautioned about whether the presence of apparent biologic “markers” in men with prostate cancer (“association”) is necessarily an implication that a specific marker really indicates anything clinically important. A paper published by a European team now helps to put this in perspective. … READ MORE …
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An important paper has just been published by a highly respected team of specialists doing research into the role of genetic variations in assessment of risk for prostate cancer. … READ MORE …
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