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Dr. Arnon Krongrad
Specialty: Urology
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Aventura, Florida
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http://arnonkrongrad.com
Arnon Krongrad, MD is a urologist specializing in the treatment of prostate cancer and chronic prostatitis. Dr. Krongrad introduced laparoscopic prostate surgery to the United States. Call for information: 305 936 0474.
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114-candidate gene panel can detect nearby prostate cancer in stromal prostate tissue
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There has been a lot of media “chatter” over the past 3 days about an article published in the journal Cancer Research. The article suggests that an investigati ...
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Phase II trial of lapatinib shows some activity in CRPC
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Lapatinib which is already approved for the treatment of selected patients with advanced breast cancer is an oral inhibitor of epidermal growth factor recepto ...
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Over-reaction to Norrkoping data in New Zealand
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A report in New Zealand’s Old Dominion Post would appear to typify a classic type of sad over-reaction to the results of the recent Norrkoping screening study ...
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CPRIT makes major award for new prostate cancer drug research
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The Cancer Prevention and Treatment Institute of Texas (CPRIT), which we first wrote about back in late 2008 , has recently made a major new grant award for pr ...
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The Norrkoping prostate cancer screening trial — with 20-year follow-up
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A new report just published as an open access, full-text article at BMJ.com is going to further confuse the issue of whether mass, population-based screening f ...
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Prostate cancer screening lowers risk for metastatic disease
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According to a presentation by Schröder at the European Urology Association meeting in Vienna recently, (yet another) reanalysis of data from the European Rando ...
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CMS proposes Medicare coverage for Provenge
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) proposed yesterday that there is sufficient and adequate evidence to conclude that the use of autologous ce ...
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The natural history of biochemical recurrence after surgery
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It has been well understood for years that biochemical recurrence (BCR) after radical prostatectomy does not always translate into systemic progression or neces ...
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Prostate cancer treatment in southwestern Georgia: race and a rural environment
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A new study just published in Urology seems to confirm facts that have previously been identified in earlier studies of how men elect to get treated for localiz ...
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Understanding better how genetic variation may affect prostate cancer risk
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Previous research using so-called “genome-wide association studies” or GWAS have suggested that there may be as many as 30 different inherited prostate cancer g ...
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PSA testing in men over 70 years of age — some perspective
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A new report in the Journal of Clinical Oncology suggests that at least between 2000 and 2005 “excessive PSA screening in elderly men with limited life expect ...
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How to get really bad investment advice
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As we get closer to the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) to be held at the beginning of June the investor community is begin ...
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Cisplatin as second-line chemotherapy for docetaxel-refractory prostate cancer
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An Italian research team has published data from a small Phase II clinical trial suggesting that cisplatin + prednisone has activity in the treatment of men wit ...
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The new finasteride challenge study
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A new clinical trial being run by some of the investigators who originally coordinated the Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial is investigating whether a brief per ...
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Degarelix as second-line ADT in men not responsive to LHRH agonist therapy
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First-line androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) for a man with metastatic prostate cancer has long been been either surgical or medical castration. In the case of ...
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Damage to linking of pages within TNPCIL
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We regret to inform readers of the discovery of extensive damage to the links within The “New” Prostate Cancer InfoLink web site. We shall work to restore all l ...
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“The pros and and cons of prostate cancer treatment options”
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The Johns Hopkins Health Alerts yesterday issued a new summary of the up- and the downsides of the four “standard” treatments for localized prostate cancer: act ...
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6 months of neoadjuvant ADT doubles survival when given with radiation therapy
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A new article in Lancet Oncology has reported that a mere 6 months of neoadjuvant hormone therapy, when combined with radiation therapy, cuts the risk of dying ...
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US FDA approves ipilimumab
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The U.S. Food & Drug Administration today approved ipilimumab (brand name Yervoy®) for the treatment of patients with metastatic melanoma (an aggressive form o ...
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A slight decrease in the use of PSA testing since early 2009
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Apparently, in the USA, there has been a small decrease in the incidence of PSA testing since the publication of data from the Prostate, Lung, Colorectal and O ...
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