Higher plant-based diet index linked to better scores for sexual function, urinary irritation/obstruction, urinary incontinence, hormonal/vitality

U.S. prices for brand-name originator drugs 422 percent higher; price of unbranded generics 67 percent of comparison countries

Cause-specific hazard ratio for pulmonary embolism peaked after discharge, then plateaued 60 to 90 days later

Reduction seen in the mean number of incidents with caffeine reduction, and significant reduction in enuresis severity

Change in CRF inversely linked to prostate cancer incidence, but no association seen for prostate cancer mortality

Hazard ratio for BPH was higher for patients aged younger than 60 years versus those aged 60 years and older

Significant improvement seen in overall survival with pembrolizumab versus placebo and across key subgroups

Radical prostatectomy linked to worse urinary incontinence but not worse sexual function for men with favorable, unfavorable prognosis

Low diagnostic value seen as independent test and supplementary measure to PSA for detection of prostate cancer

Factors linked to more ambulatory contact days include younger age, female sex, White race, non-Hispanic ethnicity