Prostate cancer patients given chemotherapy straight away 'live two years longer'

Daily MailProstate cancer patients given chemotherapy straight away 'live two years longer'Daily MailThe study by researchers at Cardiff and Warwick University is ongoing and involves 6,500 British men with advanced prostate cancer. On average, these men live for between four and five years after being diagnosed with advanced 'metastatic' prostate ...New hopes for prostate cancer sufferersTelegraph.co.ukProstate cancer drug 'extends lives'BBC NewsChemo Upfront Ups Survival in Advanced Prostate CancerMedscapeU.S. News & World Report -Newsmaxall 35 news articles »

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