Investigators proposed novel PSA thresholds for prostate cancer biochemical recurrence: PSA nadir plus 0.5 ng/mL after radiation therapy and PSA 0.5 ng/mL or higher with a PSA doubling time of 9 ...

An assay based on gold nanoparticles could detect recurrences of prostate cancer ... PSA protein. Moreover, to fully take advantage of this technology, the DNA barcodes must be coupled at a high ...

Staging is when a doctor decides how far cancer cells have progressed and how much they may have spread. Doctors determine the stage using the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) and the Gleason score.

Quantifying the benefit of salvage radiation versus surveillance for biochemically recurrent prostate cancer after radical prostatectomy. PRT-PSA (ng/mL) ADT, event/total ADT+D, event/total Adjusted ...

Prof James, says: “If you are diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer, we can help but invariably it is too late to cure it.” Debate has raged for years over whether or not the PSA blood ...

speaking to their GP about the PSA blood test, and then taking the best next steps. "At the moment, there's no screening programme for prostate cancer, and not every man has a fair shot at getting ...

The NHS also explains: "You may be offered a PSA test if a doctor thinks you have symptoms that could be prostate cancer. If you're having treatment for a prostate condition you may be offered ...

Prostate cancer testing on the NHS is experiencing something of a postcode lottery, a new study has suggested. When it comes to testing men who have no signs of the disease research has found there is ...

Investigators report that estradiol works as well as luteinizing hormone–releasing hormone agonists for testosterone suppression and have a much better side-effect profile.

“Efforts to develop and implement evidence-based risk-stratified PSA screening are urgently needed to stop the rapid rise in distant-stage prostate cancer and prevent the anticipated subsequent ...

The NHS does not offer routine prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood testing for prostate cancer, but says people may be offered the test if their doctor thinks they have symptoms of the disease.

More men than ever are learning about their risk, speaking to their GP about the PSA blood test, and then taking the best next steps Chiara De Biase, Prostate Cancer UK “Because the earlier you ...