A worldwide study involving more than 80 countries found a significant link between oral contraceptive use and increased prostate cancer cases and deaths. The reason, supported by several studies, suggests that estrogen exposure increases the risk of prostate cancer and, more specifically, that the high concentration of estrogen in birth control pills is released in urine and ends up contaminating the local water supply. The transmission of estrogen through the water supply is believed to have a link to increased rates of prostate cancer in men. Continue Reading
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The Link Between Birth Control Pills and Prostate Cancer
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December 8 | Anatomy, Blog, Diet and Prostate Cancer, Dr. Danoff, Male Sexual Health, Penis Power book, Prostate Cancer, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, PSA Test, Sex and Health, Sexuality, superpotency, Urology | Dr. Dudley Danoff
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You Are What You Eat: Low-Fat Diet Impacts On The Growth of Human Prostate Cancer Cells
November 28 | Anatomy, Blog, Diet and Prostate Cancer, Dr. Danoff, Male Sexual Health, Penis Power book, Prostate Cancer, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, PSA Test, PW, Sex and Health, Sexuality, superpotency, Urology | Dr. Dudley Danoff
A recent report published in Cancer Prevention Research, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Association for Cancer Research, stated that men who ate a low-fat diet with fish oil supplements for four to six weeks before having their prostate surgically removed had a slower cancer-cell growth in the prostate tissue than men who ate a traditional, high-fat Western diet. Continue Reading
Delaying Ejaculation: A Urologist Tells You How
November 23 | Anatomy, Blog, Dr. Danoff, Erectile Dysfunction (ED), Male Sexual Health, Penis Power book, Sex and Health, Sexuality, Size Myths, superpotency, Urology, Valsalva Maneuver | Dr. Dudley Danoff
It is impossible to come up with a universal definition of premature ejaculation because so much variation exists among individuals. I have met women who are perfectly satisfied with intercourse that lasts two or three minutes, while others are frustrated when their partners cannot last more than fifteen or twenty. Do you and your partner feel that you reach orgasm too quickly? If so, there are many practical steps you can take to solve the problem. Continue Reading
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Fighting Testicular Cancer With Self-Exams
November 22 | Anatomy, Blog, Dr. Danoff, Erectile Dysfunction (ED), Male Sexual Health, Penis Power book, PW, Sex and Health, Sexuality, superpotency, Testicular Cancer, Urology | Dr. Dudley Danoff
Testicular cancer, which affects mainly younger men, is relatively rare. This form of cancer is the most easily treated of all tumors in the genitourinary system. Just a few decades ago, more than 90 percent of patients with certain types of testicular cancer did not survive five years. Today a majority of cases are curable. Continue Reading
Robotic Surgery— A Better Mousetrap For The Treatment of Prostate Cancer
November 15 | Anatomy, Blog, Da Vinci Surgery, Dr. Danoff, Erectile Dysfunction (ED), Male Sexual Health, Penis Power book, Prostate Cancer, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, PSA Test, PW, Sex and Health, Sexuality, superpotency, Urology | Dr. Dudley Danoff
Not all patients diagnosed with prostate cancer are candidates for surgical removal of the prostate gland. Those who are will benefit greatly from the da Vinci robot-assisted prostatectomy, now widely performed at most major hospitals throughout the United States. Continue Reading
Is President Obama Different From The Rest of Us When It Comes To Prostate Cancer Screening?
November 10 | Anatomy, Dr. Danoff, Erectile Dysfunction (ED), Male Sexual Health, Penis Enlargement, Penis Power book, Prostate Cancer, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, PSA Test, Sex and Health, Sexuality, superpotency, Urology | Dr. Dudley Danoff
President Barack Obama recently received a PSA (prostate-specific antigen) test to screen for prostate cancer during his yearly physical examination. Dr. Jeffrey C. Kuhlman, White House physician, released a report dated October 31, 2011, which said that the test was performed after the president made an “informed patient request.” Continue Reading
The Gold Standard: Robotic Surgery for Prostate Cancer Cure
November 1 | Anatomy, Blog, Da Vinci Surgery, Dr. Danoff, Erectile Dysfunction (ED), Male Sexual Health, Penis Power book, Prostate Cancer, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, PSA Test, Sex and Health, superpotency, Urology | Dr. Dudley Danoff
For those men diagnosed with “aggressive”, organ-confined carcinoma of the prostate, and who are candidates for surgery, the robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy is now the Gold Standard. Continue Reading
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Let’s Put an End to the Confusion about the Prostate Cancer Screening Blood Test
October 27 | Blog, Dr. Danoff, Male Sexual Health, Penis Power book, Prostate Cancer, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, PSA Test, PW, Sex and Health, Sexuality, superpotency, Urology | Dr. Dudley Danoff
Based on my more than 35 years of experience in urologic oncology, and having treated more than 10,000 men with prostate cancer, I recommend that if you are a male between 40 and 70 years old, you should get an annual prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood screening test and a digital rectal exam (DRE). Continue Reading
Controversy over a PSA Blood Test: The Real Story
October 21 | Anatomy, Blog, Dr. Danoff, Penis Power book, Prostate Cancer, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, PSA Test, Sex and Health, Sexuality, superpotency, Urology | Dr. Dudley Danoff
Controversy over a Key Prostate Cancer Screening Blood Test (PSA): The Real Story
Earlier this month, the US Preventive Services Task Force recommended that healthy men should no longer receive a PSA (prostate-specific antigen) blood test to screen for prostate cancer as part of routine cancer screening. This has created an uproar in both the urologic community and the medical community at large. It is a decision made by a panel that does not include a urologist or an oncologist. Continue Reading
It’s A Real Deal: Free Prostate Cancer Screening Exam
October 7 | Anatomy, Blog, Dr. Danoff, Penis Power book, Prostate Cancer, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, PW, Sex and Health, Sexuality, superpotency, Urology | Dr. Dudley Danoff
IT’S A REAL DEAL: FREE PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING EXAM
September was Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and most hospitals, whether they are community hospitals, for-profit hospitals, or university hospitals, were offering free prostate cancer screening examinations throughout the month. This is not only a good deal but a big deal, as more than 240,000 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed in the United States in 2011, according to the National Cancer Institute. In this country, prostate cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in males and the second most common cause of death in men from all cancers. The importance of screening and early diagnosis cannot be emphasized enough. Early diagnosis and treatment are the key to a cure and long-term survival.
