QUEST informs readers of the latest advances in urologic prostate cancer research, especially detection, prevention, and treatment.
Prostate cancer research samples are much more than tissue stored in a freezer at a research center. Behind each sample is a person, a life story and a family history. The McCammons Carol: My husband, Dr. Robert McCammon died this…
This is not a doctors column. I am a patient of Dr. Catalona and a member of the URF Board. In general, the New Era strategy for prostate cancer is to screen and possibly treat men earlier when the cancer…
When I first learned I had prostate cancer, I heard from people about the numbers game, the odds related to prostate cancer: how many men get it; how long they live after diagnosis; how many stay continent; how many stay…
Dr. Catalona and his research collaborators will be delivering their latest research findings at the American Urological Association (AUA) annual meeting. Although the information is technical, the following summaries are written with QUEST readers in mind. We would like to…
My research programs for the detection, treatment and cure of prostate cancer have been very successful, thanks to the support of my patients, research participants and readers of QUEST. Also, the genetics of prostate cancer research supported by the URF…
One Man to Another A New Treatment Era: Better Outcomes for Prostate Cancer (It’s Not Your Old Meat and Potatoes) A revolution is going on in the detection and treatment of prostate cancer, and I want to make sure that…
“In men with a PSA of 2.5-4, it appears that putting off a biopsy is not only postponing the inevitable, but is allowing cancer to grow when it could be taken care of in an earlier and more curable stage….
Dr. Catalona and his research collaborators delivered their research findings at the Prostate Cancer Foundation Annual Scientific Retreat and at the American urological Association (AUA) annual meeting. Although the information is technical, the following summaries are written with QUEST readers…
At 44 years old, Danny More was a successful agent for coaches and mangers in professional and college football. At 44 years old, Danny More was also a prostate cancer patient. Now, at 49, More is still a successful agent…
Dr. Catalona Responds to Stories and Studies About Use of PSA Testing and Treatments for Prostate Cancer In the following Questions and Answers, Dr. Catalona responds to questions he hears most often regarding PSA testing, early detection, and prostate cancer…
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