Prostate Cancer in the Elderly
Cancer that forms in the cells of the prostate gland.
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I'm 'Celebrating' 20 Years with Prostate Cancer!
The cancer diagnosis over 20 years ago was pretty scary. After the prostatectomy, cancer cells remained. But the cancer—at least so far—has not been among my biggest health concerns.
3 CommentsAn Overview of Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is the second most common type of cancer among men in the U.S. Only skin cancer is more common. Out of every three men who are diagnosed with cancer each year, one is diagnosed with prostate cancer.
2 CommentsProstate Problems in Elderly Men
Prostate problems are very common for seniors. The older males get, the more likely they are to be affected by this issue.
1 CommentWhat precautions can be taken to prevent prostate cancer?
While there is no easy way to guarantee someone will avoid the development of prostate cancer, there has been much research lately that, at the very least, can help the odds.
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Prostate Cancer Questions
Do I tell my 88 year old dad with stage 5 dementia that he has kidney and prostate cancer?
6 AnswersFLTNdaughter Replied Jan 8, 2021Residential rehab or in-home healthcare?
25 AnswersFather currently in skilled nursing, moving to hospice stage. Need advice.
4 AnswersVickieMills1974 Replied Apr 6, 2020Sleeping all the time. Any suggestions?
4 Answersmrsusmc1979 Answered Mar 10, 2020
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