
Perspectives on Prostate Disease: Volume 3, Issue 2
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Articles in this issue:
Positive surgical margins following radical prostatectomy
Three Harvard physicians explain what this pathological finding means and what patients should consider next.
Avoiding complications of anti-androgens: A patient's story
With some timely blood tests, George Lincoln avoided long-term liver damage, a relatively rare problem that can occur in prostate cancer patients taking an anti-androgen.
Ask the doctor
Answers to your questions on prostate health. In this edition, Perspectives' editorial board member Harvey B. Simon, M.D. responds to questions about the need for condoms after a prostatectomy, and the possible complications of a prostate biopsy.
Advances and breakthroughs in prostate disease
A roundup of recent advances in the understanding and treatment of prostate disease.
Searching PubMed in five easy steps
Brief instructions for using the PubMed database to read more detailed information about the studies cited in Perspectives on Prostate Disease, so you can evaluate the evidence on your own.
Prevent prostate cancer? Maybe, maybe not.
A message from Editor in Chief Marc Garnick, M.D. about a clinical trial to test whether a drug can prevent prostate cancer, an interview with a pioneering prostate cancer researcher, and previews of other articles in this issue.
Using PSA to determine prognosis
An interview with renowned radiation oncologist and researcher Anthony D'Amico, M.D., Ph.D.
Can prostate cancer be prevented?
Principal investigator Ian Thompson, M.D., sorts out the findings of the Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial and outlines the risks and benefits of finasteride.
Is health news helpful or just hype?
Knowing the basics of scientific research and statistics can help you understand what medical studies really say.
