• Researchers from North Carolina have discovered the first gene linked to aggressive prostate cancer.

  • A recent clinical trial conducted at Queen’s University (Kingston, Ontario) has reported that low-dose nitroglycerin might slow or stop prostate cancer progression, without significant side e

  • A recent study has concluded that men undergoing surgical treatment for prostate cancer have a survival benefit if the radical prostatectomy is completed, regardless of their lymph node status.

  • A new class of synthetic molecules developed by scientists at Yale University (New Haven, Connecticut) enhance the ability of the body’s immune system to recognize prostate cancer cells, and

  • Researchers at the Jewish General Hospital (affiliated with McGill University) in Montreal (Québec) have uncovered a new link between two genetic pathways that curtail the growth of tumours.