What does PC stand for?

Prostate Cancer

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer, other than skin cancers, in American men.

Soy and prostate cancer

Generally,we shouldn't focus on the prostate cancer treatment success rate,but the prevention of prostate cancer.

Prostate Cancer Treatment Success Rate Is not Important

Byline: Madeleine Brindley MEN with advanced prostate cancer have been given fresh hope of survival by Cardiff researchers.

Researchers give prostate cancer hopes

Byline: MARIE KIERANS PROSTATE cancer in Ireland will rocket by 275 per cent by 2020, figures revealed yesterday.

PROSTATE CANCER UP 275 % BY 2020; Fears over cases of killer disease

Previous studies have identified a region of chromosome 10 that is involved in prostate cancer risk.

Potential genetic prostate cancer variation found

Byline: GUEST VIEWPOINT By Bryan Mehlhaff and David Fryefield For The Register-Guard If you are confused about current recommendations for prostate cancer screening, you are not alone.

PSA tests diagnostic guideposts

BACKGROUND: Laboratory studies have shown that n-3 fatty acids inhibit and n-6 fatty acids stimulate prostate tumor growth, but whether the dietary intake of these fatty acids affects prostate cancer risk in humans remains unclear.

Dietary intake of n-3 and n-6 fatty acids and the risk of prostate ...

Byline: SOPHIE GOODCHILD Health Editor ROUTINE prostate cancer screening should be reconsidered in Britain in the light of new evidence showing that it saves lives, a charity said today.

Prostate test could save 2,000 lives every year