Prostate Problems to Watch Out for as You Get Older
As men age, they are more likely to look at travelling as a series of restroom stops. Heading to the grocery store or to a friend’s ...
As men age, they are more likely to look at travelling as a series of restroom stops. Heading to the grocery store or to a friend’s ...
Men can’t afford to be in the dark about the state of their prostate. It’s estimated that the average American man has a one in nine chance ...
Jim, a 48 year old cop, went to his primary care doctor because he saw blood in his urine after a vigorous work-out. At the time of his ...
For years I have been talking about the relative inaccuracy of the PSA blood test. Yet I still believe it continues to save tens of ...
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