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Hormonal treatment may trigger depression in men with prostate cancer
Scientists identify compounds in coffee which may inhibit prostate cancer
Mental health state associated with higher death rates for prostate and other urological cancers
DNA of sperm taken directly from testicles of infertile men is “as good as that of fertile men”, possibly opening way for new treatment
Testosterone slows prostate cancer recurrence in low-risk patients
Even younger nightshift workers shown to need to pee more, worsening quality of life
Study suggests personality tests may improve care for prostate cancer patients
Early menopause in smokers linked to bladder cancer
Wives of many prostate cancer sufferers made ill or feel undermined by the disease
Major study shows prostate MRI reveals more cancers which need treatment, and reduces overdiagnosis compared to standard biopsy
Researchers discover experimental obesity drug prevents development of kidney stones
First accurate data showing that male to female transgender surgery can lead to a better life
Smart software can diagnose prostate cancer as well as a pathologist
Major study shows x5 greater suicide rate in patients with urological cancers
A quarter of Penis Cancer sufferers don’t get recommended treatment – halving the survival rate
4 in 10 men may not be receiving adequate prostate cancer treatment in England
People with learning difficulties 4 times more likely to die of testicular cancer
Night-time urination reduced by cutting salt in diet
Concern over high US prescribing levels of common drug linked to dementia
Does disturbed breathing while asleep make some people pee more at night?
MRI use may “change the equation” for prostate cancer screening
Stem cells shown to restore erection capability in men with erectile dysfunction
Biosensor chips identify effective antibiotic treatment up to x8 faster than current methods
Study shows patients prefer iPads to doctors when discussing surgery
Men who choose active surveillance instead of radiotherapy or surgery for low-risk prostate cancer have similar Quality of Life as men without cancer
Study indicates statins lower mortality in prostate cancer patients
RNA sequencing opens door to accurate, highly specific test for prostate cancer
Study finds kidney transplant donation rates vary widely across Europe
Can we predict aggressiveness of prostate cancer before surgery with a blood test?
How a bad night’s sleep might worsen cancer development
Almost 1/3 of infertile men at increased risk of metabolic diseases as they age
New results suggest combining MRI with conventional prostate surveillance may give a generally effective prostate screening system
Cost of dealing with incontinence after prostate operation averages €210 per year
Major new study suggests younger men need to review priorities with time after surgery for high-risk prostate cancer
Study shows regaining normal sexual functioning is “rare” after prostate operations
Smokers at twice risk of prostate cancer recurring after surgery
Lifelong Premature ejaculation can be treated by pelvic floor exercises
A quarter of men drop out of prostate cancer monitoring, casting doubt on safety of “active surveillance”
Changes in surgery methods significantly reduces antibiotic resistance
European Prostate Cancer Awareness Day (EPAD) 2015
International agreement on how to evaluate prostate cancer MRI-scans “likely to change how we detect prostate cancer”
The European Association of Urology (EAU) launches virtual European Museum of Urology
Study shows prostate cancer screening under age of 55 may be of limited value
Analysis shows survival rates for patients with localised prostate cancer better with surgery compared to radiotherapy

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