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beware of generic drugs... i found this article in the newspaper and wanted to pass it on. it was written by joe and teresa graedon of the people's pharmacy. ~ curtis ============ president bush is pushing for the food and drug administration to approve more generic drugs and to do it faster. the idea is to save money for insuran... 10 Mar 2006 16:00
Prostate cancer research Hi all, I have got a question. A few universities in the UK are currently doing a research on prostate cancer, and they have written to 100,000 men all over the coutry to volunteer for an ASP test. I have received a request as well. Although in my opinion it is obvious that medical research should be suppor... 9 Mar 2006 14:30
Celebrex and Prostate Cancer An Anti-Inflammatory Drug (Celebrex) Slows Progression in Men with Recurrent Prostate Cancer October 18, 2004 - New Orleans - A small study is the first to show that Celebrex, an anti-inflammatory pain killer, slows the progression of recurrent prostate cancer. The study was presented earlier this month at the 2... 9 Mar 2006 17:06
Need Opinions,Advise,etc Present Status; PSA 3.1 02/01/2000 PSA 2.7 01/02/2002 PSA 6.4 10/01/2003 PSA Free 17% Biopsy 12/15/2003 12 Needles.Negative. Biopsy 03/29/2004 12 Needles.Left Side=10% of one core positive. Gleason: 6, 3+3 Stage T1C. EBRT ... 2 Mar 2006 22:18
PSA when to Biopsy As some of you may recall, I've posted a few times before. As ever, I appreciate the help I"ve gotten from the group I'm waiiting the results of a 3rd PSA test in the last few months. Reason is a PSA of 5.4 in September, after a 1.6 in January 2004. (I'm 58) Repeat in November was 1.9 -- good news -- but a repeat i... 2 Mar 2006 17:08
A Cancer Treatment You Can't Get Here Once a week, Hashmukh Patel, a 62-year-old retired semiconductor engineer from Silicon Valley, travels with his wife, Bena, from their Beijing hotel to Beijing-Haidian Hospital. They ride the crowded elevator to the ninth floor, enter a pleasant, sun-filled ward with private rooms, and Patel gets an injection that ... 1 Mar 2006 21:46
Transition to Taker Well, my friends... especially my really smart friends who have studied advanced prostate cancer far more than I have.... when it comes to the givers and takers here, I'm back among the needy. By PSA came back at 0.132. I have had an up-and-down battle over the last 2? years. Basically, I've gone from .07 ... 24 Feb 2006 12:17
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robotic prostectomy/east coast While I'm hoping for the best while working with variation in my PSA, and hoping it's resolved, I'm considering my options. (A PSA of 5.4 in October after a year ago being 1.6. Re-test in November 1.9, then repeat in January 2.5. Scheduled for another re-test in two weeks. Negative DRE by internist, and URO.) ... 20 Feb 2006 12:35
zyrexin hi, I was wondering if anyone in this group has tryed zyrexin? The hype from their web site. I'm on Lotrel ( blood pressure ) Meds and I tried it but there was some side effects. 1.) I didn't get the eraction they mentioned, however, I was able to mantain it for as long as she wanted it! 2.) I felt high ... 13 Feb 2006 22:45 |