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For men with prostate cancer

SBRT, Proton Beam Therapy Use Increasing for Prostate CA

Median cost of stereotactic body radiotherapy lower than IMRT or proton beam therapy
Patient experience is associated with urologic cancer surgical outcomes

Patient Experience Linked to Urologic CA Surgical Outcomes

Less prolonged hospitalization, fewer nursing-sensitive complications in high-performing hospitals
Men with localized prostate cancer often have unrealistic survival expectations

Unrealistic Expectations for Many Men With Localized Prostate CA

Most patients underestimate life expectancy without treatment, overestimate gains of tx
A man's risk of aggressive and fatal prostate cancer may be heavily influenced by gene mutations previously linked to breast and ovarian cancer in women

AUA: BRCA Mutations May Play Role in Prostate Cancer

Multiple studies suggest they might
Improper mitochondrial functioning may account for prostate cancer treatment resistance in African-American men

Mitochondrial Dysfunction May Explain Prostate Cancer Disparity

Mechanism may explain prostate cancer treatment resistance among African-American men
Higher intake of saturated fat from foods is associated with more aggressive prostate cancer

Diet Can Impact Aggressiveness of Prostate Cancer

Researchers also suggests that statins may help counteract harmful effect of fatty foods
Patients with colorectal

Improved Survival for Certain Cancers With Low-Dose Aspirin

Improved odds seen for patients with colon, prostate, or breast tumors, but research isn't definitive
Comorbidity burden is strongly and independently associated with pathological upgrading/up staging in men with clinically low-risk prostate cancer

Comorbidity Tied to Prostate Cancer Upgrading, Up Staging

Findings among men with clinically low-risk prostate cancer
Declines in prostate cancer mortality seem to parallel declines in cigarette smoking

Decrease in Prostate CA Mortality Parallels Drop in Smoking

Findings based on data for men aged 35 years and older from California, Kentucky, Maryland, Utah
A moderate or intense exercise regimen may improve a man's odds of surviving prostate cancer

AACR: Regular Pre-Diagnosis Exercise Ups Prostate CA Survival

Researchers found that men who exercised the most had the best outcomes