Radiation Plus Hormone Therapy Increases Survival

  Prostate cancer patients who are treated with a combination of hormone therapy and radiation have a substantially improved chance of survival compared to patients who do not receive radiation, according to interim results of the largest randomized study of its kind presented at the plenary session, November 1, 2010, at the 52nd Annual Meeting [...]

Testimony of James L. Mohler, MD Before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations The Al-Megrahi Release: One Year Later

Expert opinion about the “three months to live” prognosis Scottish physicians gave Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi in August 2009. September 29, 2010 “Based on the medical report issued by the Scottish authorities, I believe that three-month prognosis was medically unjustifiable. Any physician with any training or experience in treating prostate cancer would have known that [...]

Impact of Androgen Blockade on Overall Survival – Is There Any and When Should We Start?

For years there remains this terrible hidden question, does an androgen blockade (ADT) provide any survival advantage to men with early advanced prostate cancer? We do know that ADT will have a significant negative impact on ones life, this is guaranteed. We do know that if we go on a blockade our life will change. [...]

Prostate Cancer Awareness in London – A Competition

Prostate cancer awareness might be ready to take a major step in the United Kingdom (UK) and we all can help it along. I was sent an interesting web page by my wife Wendy about a battle in the advertising agency world in London. A prostate cancer awareness advertisement has been submitted as a "wild [...]

A First Generation Bisphosphnate Increases Overall Survival in Metastatic Prostate Cancer

A recent report from England, about the first-generation oral bisphosphonate sodium clodronate, claims to improve overall survival in men with metastatic but not localized prostate cancer, according to long-term data from two randomized controlled trials. Among the sample of 278 men all who had metastatic disease starting and who were responding to long-term hormone therapy, [...]

A True Program For Accelerated Drug Approval – A New Model

In the United Kingdom cancer patients who are terminal have the opportunity to take experimental drugs long before they would be allowed to in the United States. The UK Department of Health has authorized a network of 19 hospitals where patients who have no other hope of a cure can agree to take drugs which [...]

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