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A rising PSA after radical prostatectomy usually signals remaining prostate tissue—most often recurrent cancer—but timing and test sensitivity matter: guidelines and studies warn that PSA can persist ...
Recent studies and guideline summaries show clinicians have routinely checked PSA 6–8 weeks (1.5–2 months) after radical prostatectomy, but new large analyses argue waiting at least three months reduc...
There is no clear, peer‑reviewed evidence in the supplied sources that a single “Dr. Harrington’s tinnitus cure” exists or has been validated in the scientific literature; major patient and research o...
Available product listings and vendor pages give inconsistent ingredient lists for “Memory Blast” / “Memo Blast”: some list cinnamon extract, tongkat ali, and wild yam (e.g., eBay listings) while othe...
Most reputable health bodies and large reviews say the common side effects after COVID‑19 vaccination are short‑lived, mild-to-moderate local and systemic reactions such as pain at the injection site,...
Evidence accumulated over the past two years shows that fragments or whole SARS‑CoV‑2 spike protein can persist in blood and tissues of some people after acute infection and that this persistence is p...
A rising or “spike” in PSA after robotic (or any) radical prostatectomy can mean different things: persistent or recurrent prostate cancer, residual benign prostate tissue, or simply timing/measuremen...
Mild skin and local reactions after Moderna or Pfizer (mRNA) COVID-19 vaccines — itching, rash, hives, swelling, and large local arm reactions — are reported fairly commonly and often resolve without ...
Recent large-cohort evidence and guideline summaries disagree about the ideal timing for the first definitive post‑prostatectomy PSA check: traditional practice often measures PSA at about 1.5–2 month...
Recent 2025 reporting and studies show wide disagreement on long COVID prevalence: some meta-analyses through 2024 reported pooled prevalence estimates as high as ~36% globally (through May 2024), whi...
A multi‑state analysis finds large variation in youth firearm mortality that aligns with state policy environments: "most permissive" states show substantial excess pediatric deaths compared with "str...
Recent peer‑reviewed clinical trials of over‑the‑counter cognitive supplements include large randomized studies of multivitamin‑mineral formulations (COSMOS‑Mind), trials of single nutrients such as o...
After robotic radical prostatectomy the prostate — the main source of PSA — is removed and PSA is expected to fall to very low or undetectable levels within weeks to a few months; most guidelines and ...
Randomized trials and large studies now point to modest, reproducible memory benefits from daily multivitamin supplementation in older adults, while lifestyle interventions—healthy diets, regular phys...
Recent large reviews and trials show growing evidence that vitamin D affects more than bones: a 2025 MDPI review lists roles in immunity, pregnancy, brain function, cancer and cardiovascular health , ...
After radical prostatectomy, 20–40% of men will see PSA rise within 10 years; a rising PSA after surgery typically triggers evaluation and often salvage/local therapy such as radiation to the prostate...
After radical prostatectomy the prostate — the main source of PSA — should be gone and PSA usually falls to “very low or even undetectable” levels (Cancer Society) and laboratories commonly consider v...
Dr. Mehmet Oz has promoted a range of ideas and products related to hearing and tinnitus over the years, including coverage of emerging therapies such as transcranial magnetic stimulation and hearing‑...
PSA usually falls to very low or undetectable levels within about 4–8 weeks after radical prostatectomy, because the main PSA source (the prostate) has been removed . New large-cohort analyses argue w...
After radical prostatectomy (RP) PSA typically falls to a very low or undetectable level within about 2 months, but recent large-cohort research and several specialist bodies argue for waiting at leas...