Prostate Cancer
Studies from J. Clement and co-researchers update current data on prostate cancer
Published in Hematology Week, November 17th, 2008
According to recent research published in the journal Urology, "To create physician awareness of complementary and alternative medicine therapy use in patients with prostate cancer so that physicians can monitor for adverse events. Approximately one fourth to one third of patients diagnosed with prostate cancer reported complementary and alternative medicine use, and many of these patients are taking, a supplement called ''Dr."
"Donsbach's Prostasol.'' We discuss the cases of 2 patients with prostate cancer who were taking Dr. Donsbach's Prostasol and developed venous thromboembolic events while taking this supplement, in the absence of other obvious risk...
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