Women Against Prostate Cancer Support Group Launches Updated Website
Women Against Prostate Cancer (WAPC), a prostate cancer education and advocacy organization geared toward women and families affected by prostate cancer, is excited to announce the launch of its updated website: womenagainstprostatecancer.org. The site also provides a list of chapters and prostate cancer support groups across the country.

Prostate Cancer and Pancreatic Cancer: New Studies Indicate Improvement with PC Hope
Studies show that for people with pancreatic cancer and men with prostate cancer, PC Hope is associated with significant improvements in quality of life, reductions in patients pain rating, and a decline in PSA levels for prostate cancer patientsall without major side effects.

Prostate Cancer And Nutritional Supplements
After many years of research, scientists have discovered that the foods a man chooses to eat, or not eat, can have a huge impact on the health of his prostate gland. Therefore, prostate cancer may be the most preventable type of cancer (following smoking-related lung cancers). There has recently been a large amount of research and investigation into prostate cancer. These studies examine the use of certain nutrients and their ability to prevent and actually treat prostate cancer. These nutrients include: calcium D-glucarate, selenium, broccoli, green tea, maitake, and lycopene.

What You Need to Know About the Risk Factors for Prostate Cancer
In this excerpt from a recent issue of The Johns Hopkins Prostate Bulletin, Dr. Jacek Mostwin discusses what you need to know about five of the important risk factors for prostate cancer.

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