Search: transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)

Changes in prostate specific antigen (PSA) “screening” patterns by geographic region and socio-economic status in Australia: Analysis of Medicare data in 50–69 year old men

…remain substantial geographical disparities in prostate cancer incidence and survival in Australia, along with the uncertain evidence for any benefit from PSA screening, there remains a need for more effective diagnostic strategies for prostate cancer, and for these to be…

Spatial patterns of prostate-specific antigen testing in asymptomatic men across Australia: a population-based cohort study, 2017-2018

prostate cancer. If we learn more about these testing patterns in specific subregions and how they connect to health results, we can find better evidence-based approaches to deal with the risk of prostate cancer. Contact: Peter Baade Reference: Kohar A,…

Disease mapping: Geographic differences in population rates of interventional treatment for prostate cancer in Australia

Summary For men with prostate cancer, the way it is treated depends on where they live in Australia. What is known? People diagnosed with prostate cancer decide which treatment (or treatments) to undertake, with their doctors’ advice and guidance. These…

advanced prostate cancer

Prostate cancer that has spread to other parts of the body.

News: Pain-free prostate cancer test could save lives

…to Friday for more information about prostate cancer or to discuss being tested for prostate cancer,” Ms Clift said. “Men in at-risk age groups, particularly those over 50, or with a family history, need to be proactive about prostate cancer.”…

News: Letter to the Editor: Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

…treatment, support and resources to help men address their sexual concerns. Men, anywhere in the world, who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer can take part in the survey via menandprostatecancer.org. Around 4000 Queensland men are diagnosed with prostate cancer…

News: World first prostate cancer surgery trial

In a world first trial Australian researchers have found robotic surgery for prostate cancer is no more effective than open prostatectomy at 12 weeks after surgery, contrary to widespread clinical advice. Robot-assisted surgery for prostate cancer has been rapidly adopted…

News: Prostate cancer survivors urged to increase physical activity

…urgently needed to help prostate cancer survivors get enough aerobic and resistance exercise for their short and long-term health. Prostate cancer survivors are advised to participate in 150 minutes of moderate-intensity or 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity exercise per week, with…

prostate

A gland about the size of a walnut that is part of the male reproductive system. It produces most of the fluid that makes up semen….