Protecting the rectum from radiation while treating prostate cancer may have some benefit, but the relative costs need to be considered, says Dr Gerald Chodak.

Gerald Chodak comments on a new study that suggests that a baseline low PSA level can save many men the agony of frequent follow-up.

Many war-injured men have had genitourinary injuries. Penis transplant could help, but will potential donors balk? Other public policy issues come into play as well.

A new study suggests that the IIEF survey generally used to measure patients' erectile function after prostatectomy may not fully capture the adverse side effects, says Dr Gerald Chodak.

An interesting case brings up many questions about the rights of patients with Alzheimer disease and the obligation of their physicians.

A new study finds that men who are newly diagnosed with prostate cancer have a higher risk for suicide within the first year, raising the stakes for clinicians to provide appropriate care.

Dr Gerald Chodak reviews the evidence on adjuvant vs salvage radiation therapy in high-risk men who have undergone radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer.

Dr Gerald Chodak discusses two recent studies that provided support for using active surveillance in certain men with intermediate-risk prostate cancer.

Oncologists Cliff Hudis, past president of ASCO, and Sid Mukherjee talk about the PBS documentary adapted from Mukherjee's Pulitzer Prize-winning book, The Emperor of All Maladies.

Dr Gerald Chodak discusses the recent investigation into herbal products and supplements that revealed the presence of potentially dangerous ingredients and useless products.