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In some men, the PSA may still rise after radiation therapy. Is this dangerous? Do all men need to be treated? Can those who are potentially in danger be identified and selectively treated. Learn the answers in the accompanying video.

BioPharma Institute’s Innovative Healthcare News with Christina Carmichael: This weeks topics: 1) An End to PSA Testing, and 2) Vitamin E and the Prostate 1. Does the US Preventive Services Task Force calling for an end to routine PSA testing for healthy men age 50 and older goes too far? Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer among men, after skin cancer. In 2010, nearly 220000 US men received a diagnosis of prostate cancer and an estimated 32050 died of the disease. 2. If your mother told you that vitamins are good than let us talk about vitamin E and the risk of prostate cancer? What did a major medical study find? High-dose vitamin E supplements increase the risk of prostate cancer, results of a large clinical trial show.

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Some men undergoing seed implantation will be faced with a rise in their PSA. Learn the various options for managing this problem

For many types of cancer, screenings are the most effective way to detect the disease early before it spreads. However, many doctors are taking a new approach to screening for prostate cancer. In this “8 Ways to Prevent Cancer” video, Siteman urologist Gerald Andriole, MD, and medical oncologist Bruce Roth, MD, discuss prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing. According to Andriole and Roth, the best way for a man to know if he needs to be tested is by consulting his primary-care physician.

The father of a friend of mine has just been diagnosed with prostate cancer, his PSA is of 45, but till now there haven’t been any noticeable symptoms, and we were wondering how advanced the cancer would be…