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Researchers at two Harvard teaching hospitals have uncovered a link between the most common form of prostate cancer treatment and a greater risk of mortality owing to cardiac complications in men over 65 who are suffering in the advanced stages of the disease...
...United States, prostate cancer is currently the second most prevalent cause of death owing to cancer in men, according to statistics published by the National Cancer Institute...
Preliminary findings of the study presented at the Prostate Cancer Symposium in Orlando, Fla., last month concluded that men suffering from prostate cancer undergoing the treatment, known as androgen deprivation therapy (ADT), are nearly 3 percent more likely to die of heart failure compared with those who do not receive the treatment...
Researchers at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Brigham and Women’s, Hospital and other institutions compared the number of cardiac-related deaths among 735 men with localized prostate cancer who have received ADT and 2,901 men who have not by drawing on information provided by the Cancer of the Prostate Strategic Urologic Research Endeavor, or CaPSURE, a national registry of men with prostate cancer...
...example: In one scene, another unnamed student (Sophie C. Kargman ’08) wants to get the attention of Cutmore-Scott’s character, with whom she is sharing a bench. She ends up informing him that Oreos cause cancer, spitting her gum into his hand as he looks on with astonishment, and eating all his chips. Nonetheless, the scene ends with Cutmore-Scott agreeing to come to a party she’s hosting. The result was an awkward situation that was, brilliantly, both believable and exaggerated at the same time...