A recent study presented this past week at the American Urological Association Annual Meeting reveals testosterone therapy does not increase recurrence rates in men treated for prostate cancer, nor does it increase progression of prostate cancer for patients who have low-risk prostate cancer and are being managed with “active surveillance.”  The study was presented by [...]

Do you run out of steam or need to stop and catch your breath in the middle of a lovemaking session? If your weight is too far above optimum, chances are it's affecting your bedroom activities. Dr. Danoff has some simple tips to keep your body and your love life healthy. Let’s face the truth: [...]

If you have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, you’ll want to know all your options before making a treatment decision with your doctor. When the cancer is detected early, surgery is not necessarily inevitable. If you can tolerate the uncertainty that comes with living with a cancer diagnosis—and you get regular checkups—the “watchful waiting” option [...]

You have probably heard people say that certain foods, herbs, or other substances are aphrodisiacs; public toilet seats can transmit STDs; and "bigger is better." But are those statements based on facts, or are they grounded in fear or ignorance? Read what Dr. Danoff has to say about these and other common beliefs about sex. [...]

Gary E. Leach, MD   Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible.   - Francis of Assisi INCONTINENCE Loss of bladder control (urinary incontinence) after prostate surgery can be a devastating complication that can have a very negative impact on quality of life.  The [...]