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An article by a group of Romanian researchers published in October this year may have some controversial implications — so we want to be very clear that we don’t think too much should be read into it unless their data can be replicated by others.
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Patients who have surgery as their primary treatment for prostate cancer know that after their surgery they will have lost the ability to ejaculate at orgasm — making orgasm feel very different to their prior experience. It has not been so clear that — over time — the same applies to most radiation therapy patients.
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There is an interesting report in Urology on the relationship between indicators of sexual and somatic development and risk for prostate cancer. We would observe, however, that this is a relatively small, retrospective study and is highly dependent on self-reported patient data.
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