Treatment for prostate cancer depends on how far it has spread and what type of prostate cancer it is. When treatment is the best option, it may include surgery, focal therapy, radiation, chemotherapy, hormone therapy or combination treatment. Innovation is driving prostate cancer therapy forward and making new treatments available. In March 2022, the FDA approved 177Lu-PSMA-617, a precision treatment that selectively kills prostate cancer cells. Mayo Clinic’s prostate cancer team provides expert, personalized treatment options.

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What causes prostate cancer? The answer is not always easy to find. Experts believe there is a genetic link in some cases. There have also been links to chemical exposure such as Agent Orange. Racial background can also be a factor. American men of African descent are more at risk, as are men of European descent. Men with Asian heritage are somewhat less likely to have prostate cancer.
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Mark Moyad, MD, MPH, explains that prostate cancers, unlike many other cancers, tend to feed on amino acids and fats rather than sugar. However, he goes on to explain that it is impossible to reduce what a tumor needs to grow to any one element of a person's diet and clarifies that improving one's health, in general, through diet and exercise may inhibit the risk of developing prostate cancer and the growth of prostate cancer.

0:10 There had been an understandable urge to discover one element in diet and nutrition, the cessation of which would inhibit the growth of cancer and destroy it. With most cancers, sugars have been used to find cancers in imaging studies, and so the oversimplified conclusion has been that "sugar feeds prostate cancer" and that by stopping sugar intake one can kill the cancer.

1:06 In prostate cancer researchers have found that using sugars for imaging studies is useless. They use amino acids (proteins) and fats instead. However, it is also not as simple as saying "proteins and fats feed prostate cancer" and by stopping their intake one can kill prostate cancer.

2:15 Going back to the example of sugar, when considering the growth of cancer it is more relevant to consider an individual's blood sugar levels than it is to consider the consumption of sugar. Having high blood sugar causes the body to produce hormones that feed cancer in a much more significant way than having the occasional doughnut, for example.

3:50 Researchers are beginning to believe that adipose tissue (fat tissue) plays a role in increasing the aggressiveness of prostate cancer by releasing certain hormones, cytokines, and growth factors.

5:10 This is all especially important to consider since weight gain is a common side effect of androgen deprivation therapy. Special emphasis needs to be placed on maintaining a healthy weight.

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Prostate Cancer is one of the most common types of cancers occurring in males. As the prostate gland is only found in males, it occurs only in them. Due to the complications related to the prostate, like untreated prostate enlargement or others, prostate cancer develops. It is very difficult to treat prostate cancer; that is why it is important to diagnose the same in the early stages.

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There are mainly two causes for the swelling of the Prostate; one is prostate non-cancerous and prostate cancerous. Mild swelling of the region with smooth edges and regular surface is generally non-cancerous, which is also called Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (or BPH). However, if there is swelling along with irregular surface and rough or bumpy edges, it could be prostate cancer. It is not advised to judge them merely on the basis of these symptoms. If you notice any of these conditions visit your doctor immediately.

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Mark Pomerantz, MD, of Dana-Farber's Lank Center for Genitourinary Oncology, discusses the genetics of prostate cancer.

PCF funded researcher Dr. Rana McKay goes over the top 5 foods to lower the risk of prostate cancer.

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