In US prostate cancer is reported as 2nd most common reason of the cancer-associated deaths in the men. The following are the possible causes of the prostate cancer:
Out of above high serum androgen level is most common cause of prostate cancer in men, which is governed by the androgen receptor signaling (AR signaling). This is encoded by a gene situated on X-chromosome known as Xq11.2-q12 gene containing poly-glutamine, poly-proline and poly-glycine subunits of the variable lengths. This length of poly-glutamine is associated with the risk of the prostate cancer and its severity. Further in prostate cancer the balance between the prostate cell proliferation and apoptosis is also disturbed.
What is the risk factor of Cervial Cancer and discuss the pathogenesis (how the risk factor leads to cancer).
Discuss the effects of prostate cancer and testicular cancer. Who is at risk and how can it be prevented? Do you think public awareness and early diagnosis of male cancers has changed in recent years, why/why not? Identify two sexually transmitted diseases and discuss their causes, transmission, side effects, and treatment. What does the data show about recent trends in the occurrence/incidence rate of the two sexually transmitted diseases you identified? Discuss strategies to prevent sexually transmitted diseases.
Discuss the effects of prostate cancer and testicular cancer. Who is at risk and how can it be prevented? Do you think public awareness and early diagnosis of male cancers has changed in recent years, why/why not? Identify two sexually transmitted diseases and discuss their causes, transmission, side effects, and treatment. What does the data show about recent trends in the occurrence/incidence rate of the two sexually transmitted diseases you identified? Discuss strategies to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. Please type...
An enlarged prostate is associated with a number of disorders, including prostatitis and prostate cancer. Describe the diagnostic exam used to detect an enlarged prostate.
What is the theoretical framework of this article: The needs of men with prostate cancer: results of a focus group studyMeredith Wallace, PhD, APRN-BCa,⁎, Sherri Storms, BSN, RNb Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer diagnosed in men in the United States and accounts for 43% of all newly diagnosed malignancies. This year, approximately 218,890 men were diagnosed with prostate cancer (American Cancer Society, 2007). Of all men diagnosed with cancer each year, more than 30% will be...
Cancer of the breast,prostate gland cancer, and hydrocephalus 4. Do a concise, but comprehensive write-up on: Hint: Entire Format . Cancer of the breast Edemologs Prostate gland cancer 2) Diagnosis Leukemia .Hydrocephalus Relenton . Nephroblastoma
Suppose there is a test for prostate cancer for men over 50 that is 95% accurate both for men that do and for men that don't have prostate cancer. (So the false positive and the false negative rates are both 59). If 1.2 percent of males over 50 have prostate cancer, compute the probability that a Steve, a man over 50, has prostate cancer, given that his test result was positive.
A prostate specific antigen (PSA) test is a quick screening test for prostate cancer. A researcher wants to evaluate it using two groups. Group A consists of 1500 individuals who had biopsy-proven adenocarcinoma of the prostrate while group B consists of 3000 age and race-matched individuals all of whom showed no cancer at biopsy. The results of the PSA screening test is each group is shown in the table below. What is the population at risk? Posiive for PSANegative for...
What is Assessment of Quality of Life in Advanced, Metastatic Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer can be diagnosed by: Select one or more: a. keeping track of frequency of urge to urinate b. a digital (finger) rectal exam c. biopsy d. testicular self-exam e. A PSA, which is the most effective way to measure prostate cancer