New Indication for the Use of Xtandi® (enzalutamide) Capsules Approval based on improved overall survival, delayed time to radiographic progression and an overall positive risk-benefit profile
Under 70 years old Men in their fifties or sixties are more likely to die from prostate cancer than older men because the disease has
There are several treatment options available for patients suffering from prostate cancer. The doctor adapts the treatment plans to meet the unique needs of each
The diagnosis of prostate cancer greatly influences the choice of treatment. Indeed, the results of the biopsy and the different tests and scans measure two
The grade and stage of prostate cancer help determine the evolution of the disease. The grade refers to the degree of aggressiveness of the prostate
Why do I need travel medical protection when I travel abroad? An accident or emergency can happen anywhere. If you need medical care in another
Physical and emotional intimacy can be a worrying issue for a man with prostate cancer or his partner. This concern is entirely legitimate and understandable
Prostate cancer diagnosis is a difficult and challenging time for patients and their family. Relationships are often affected by this experience. Some relationships remain unchanged,
Over the years, prostate cancer treatment has immensely progressed. Doctors can now provide patients with a more tailored treatment. Indeed, advances in science, technology and
Treating men with advanced prostate cancer using a two-drug combination may significantly increase survival. Indeed, a Harvard-affiliated medical research team found that patients with advanced
The Benefits of Vitamin D A great amount of research present the multiple benefits of Vitamin D. For example, Vitamin D regulates the amount of
New research suggests that men who eat over 10 portions a week of tomatoes have a significantly lower risk of developing prostate cancer. Researchers at
The Guardian recently published an encouraging study from the Macmillan Cancer Support claiming moderate intensity exercise like walking can significantly reduce the chance of dying
ZYTIGA®* Now Reimbursed in Québec for Use Prior to Chemotherapy In Men with Metastatic Prostate Cancer. Men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC) in Québec now
by M.L. My father was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 1994, when he was 65 and I was 29. There is no question that my
by Gaspard Fauteux What a shock to discover, in November 2006, that I had prostate cancer. You think it’s something that only happens to other
by Alex Mackay, 59 years old I am an avid golfer; I love the game for the many challenges it brings. Anybody playing this sport
by Gilles Falardeau, 56 years old I was 56 and had never been sick a day in my life. Like so many of my colleagues
by Claude Marsolais Finding out you have cancer is a shock. Learning that it has come back for a third time is terrible. You get
by Benoit, 53 years old I was afraid of the truth, I had always known that I was at risk for prostate cancer since my
Prostate cancer
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