QUEST informs readers of the latest advances in urologic prostate cancer research, especially detection, prevention, and treatment.

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Reports From Dr. Catalona’s Follow-Up Studies | 2005

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…

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Reports From Dr. Catalona’s Follow-Up Studies

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…

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Prostate Cancer – PSA Testing & Treatments

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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The PSA Story: Early Detection Is Making a Difference

(This article is a portion of a paper on PSA screenings revised for QUEST) If there were no effective treatment for prostate cancer, early detection would not be important, but studies are showing that patients treated with a radical prostatectomy…

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New Results for Postoperative Radiotherapy

Several previous articles in QUEST and on the drcatalona.com website address postoperative radiotherapy, but recent reports have increased our knowledge, and this article supplements those previous ones. History In the past, we, and other researchers, analyzed 4-year studies of the…

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