Radiation oncologists and urologists at the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia and Kimmel Cancer Center at Jefferson and  have experimented a real-time system to implant radiation-emitting seeds in prostate cancer sufferers.
For treating localized, low-risk prostate cancer confined to the prostate patients have two options: surgery or radiation therapy.  Brachytherapy has been found very effective and safe, […]

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Because prostate cancer and impotence occur in a part of a man’s body associated with sexuality, the impact on masculinity is an important consideration. Researchers have suggested that a pattern of hegemonic masculinity exists in U.S. society that relates to how men approach health problems. The emphasis on machismo results in men ignoring health problems […]

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Statistics show that sexual disfunctions are common among men with arthritis. Until now doctors have believed impotence is an effect of the disease rather than the pain relief.
Recently, a research team at Finland’s University of Tampere concludes that painkillers such as ibuprofen and aspirin, often used by men for arthritis cure, may increase the risk of erectile dysfunction.
Researchers investigated a group of 1,126 […]

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