Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer: Family history, genetics and your risk

Learn about the roles played by family history and genetics in the development and treatment of prostate cancer.

Why more cancer screenings are needed in the Hispanic community

Dr. Jesse Bracamonte discusses the importance of cancer screenings as well as preventive screenings for diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Giving thanks for years of prostate cancer treatment: Kurt Glover-Ettrich

Kurt, a prostate cancer patient, Nazi concentration camp survivor, and a former Green Beret, volunteers at Mayo Clinic to uplift spirits and instill hope.

2-for-1 surgery: Hernia repair and prostate cancer removal

Busy 74-year-old Bruce Simones opts for robotic surgery to treat his prostate cancer and receives a bonus hernia repair at the same time.

As cancer deaths decline, access to care remains a challenge in some communities

Dr. Folakemi Odedina talks about the decline in the rate of cancer deaths in the U.S. and the work that still needs to be done to improve access to care for all.

Reduce your risk of the 4 most common cancers

Skin, breast, prostate and lung are the most commonly diagnosed cancers in the U.S. Learn how to reduce your risk.

Importance of exercise for men with prostate cancer

Urologist Dr. Mitchell Humphreys explains how exercise can help men with prostate cancer improve treatment outcomes.

Signs there is a problem with your prostate

Dr. Matthew Tollefson explains the problems a growing prostate can cause, and why it's important to talk to your health care professional if you experience symptoms.

Prostate cancer: screening and treatment

Radiation oncologist Dr. Carlos Vargas discusses prostate cancer screening and treatment.

Mayo Clinic researchers identify drug resistance factors for advanced prostate cancer

Research revealed DNA sequences associated with response to abiraterone acetate to identify additional treatments for men with advanced prostate cancer resistant to standard therapies.