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Marc Garnick, MD
Editor in Chief, HarvardProstateKnowledge.org
Marc B. Garnick, M.D., is an internationally renowned expert in medical oncology and urologic cancer. A clinical professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, he also maintains an active clinical practice at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He has dedicated his career to the development of new therapies for the treatment of prostate cancer.
Dr. Garnick is the Editor in Chief of HarvardProstateKnowledge.org and Harvard Medical School’s Annual Report on Prostate Diseases, both of which emerged from his keen interest in explaining issues of medical importance to patients and their families to help them make appropriate treatment choices.
Posts by Marc Garnick, MD
Cancer
PSA screening for prostate cancer: a doctor’s perspective
Cancer
Buffett’s prostate cancer: poor decisions
Cancer
Vitamin E doesn’t offer protection against prostate cancer
Marc Garnick, MD
HarvardProstateKnowledge.org to report live from prostate cancer symposium through Twitter, blog, and Facebook
Marc Garnick, MD
Another study shows PSA testing doesn’t save lives
Cancer
PSA blood test for prostate cancer doesn’t save lives
Men's Health
Might a PSA test at age 60 simplify decision-making about screening?
Men's Health
Eating for prostate health
Cancer
Does frequent ejaculation help ward off prostate cancer?
Cancer
Can hormone therapy cause muscle loss?
Men's Health
Do all BPH drugs reduce semen production?
Marc Garnick, MD
Hormone therapy for prostate cancer
Marc Garnick, MD
Early-stage prostate cancer: Treat or wait?
Marc Garnick, MD
