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Cancer of the male reproductive gland, the prostate, has now become increasingly common among middle-aged men. As it doesn’t reveal any symptoms until in its final stages, it is advisable for men over 50 years to regularly screen themselves for prostate cancer. Early detection and effective treatment can help stem the spread of the cancer.

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Heart Drug for Prostate Cancer?
medindia 8870 Posts Digoxin, was found to be one of the 38 drugs that could cut down the growth of prostate cancer by half, according to researchers at John Hopkins. Read More
Posted on : Tuesday, April 5, 2011 6:49 PM

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Digoxin can reduce prostate tumor but since it has many undesirable side effects, it has not been recommended as treatment for prostate cancer. Hopefully, researchers can develop drugs that acts like Digoxin [reducing cancer tumors] yet have no drastic side effects.

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