Responding to recent news reports disparaging prostate cancer testing, the American Urological Association clarified its recommendations for this testing.

Pomegranate juice may help slow progression of prostate cancer in men who experience rising PSA levels following radical prostatectomy or radiotherapy, data suggest.

In its first Scientific Statement to focus on this issue, the American Heart Association stresses the need for evaluation that spreads a broad net to identify contributing and secondary causes and treatment options that go beyond the usual antihypertensives.

If one group of practitioners has its way, clinicians may find themselves handing out colorectal cancer screening kits along with immunizations next flu season.

If you want to effectively encourage African American patients to be screened for colon cancer, accentuate the positive. According to new research, emphasizing the risks of late detection can actually make these patients less likely to have the test.

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How to proceed when a patient's PSA is >4 ng/mL and the biopsy is negative

A large Canadian study has found that complete colonoscopy is strongly associated with fewer deaths from colorectal cancer that develops on the left side, but the same can't be said when the cancer is located on the right.

Must physicians with doubts about the test's usefulness allow fear of liability to override their clinical judgment?

Patients may not be getting all the nutrients they need. You can help them eat their way to better health.