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Recommended Reading - Books About Prostate Cancer
 
We have selected a number of books which will be of interest to prostate cancer patients, and their relatives.
 
The Prostate Cancer Book (supported by the Prostate Cancer Charity) was written by Professor Jonathan Waxman, one of the four clinicians responsible for this web site.

 Recommended books about Prostate Cancer
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Guide to Surviving Prostate Cancer
Author : Patrick Walsh, Janet Farrar Worthington   This year, an estimated 3,000 American men will die of prostate cancer, and more than 30,000 will be diagnosed with the disease. But with early...
Prostate Cancer: Contemporary Cancer Research
Author : Leland W.K. Chung (Editor), William B. Isaacs (Editor), Jonathan W. Simons (Editor)   Leading cancer biologists and clinical researchers comprehensively review the latest basic research...
Prostate Cancer: Understand, Prevent and Overcome
Author : Jane Plant   Prostate cancer, scientifically similar in many ways to breast cancer, is the second most common cancer (behind lung cancer) among men. And it is becoming ever more...
The Prostate Cancer Book - The Definitive Guide to the Causes, Symptoms and Treatments
Author : Professor Jonathan Waxman   The definitive book on what is now the second most common cause of cancer deaths in men.   The incidence of prostate cancer is expected to exceed that of...

 

 
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