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Research suggests that prostate cancer is more likely to spread and become more aggressive if a specific gene known as DAB2IP quits functioning.

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This section of the Foundation’s website is a resource area for journalists and anyone looking for background information on prostate cancer and Prostate Cancer Canada. This section also provides all press releases issued by the Foundation.

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For more information about Prostate Cancer Canada, or to arrange an interview with a urologist, prostate cancer survivor, or the Foundation’s President & CEO, please contact one of the following individuals:

Catherine Patterson
Coordinator, Marketing & Communications
Prostate Cancer Canada
Phone: 416-441-2131 or 1-888-255-0333 ext. 228

Rebecca von Goetz
Vice President, Marketing & Communications
Prostate Cancer Canada
Phone: 416-441-2131 or 1-888-255-0333 ext. 258

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Survey to Support Prostate Cancer Awareness Research | 2/25/2010

Take our quick survey and help us promote prostate cancer awareness and research.

Missing gene makes prostate cancer more aggressive | 2/24/2010

Research suggests that prostate cancer is more likely to spread and become more aggressive if a specific gene known as DAB2IP quits functioning.

Support is vital following diagnosis | 2/23/2010

Prostate cancer diagnosis can increase a man’s risk of cardiovascular and suicidal death, thus highlighting the importance of support following diagnosis.

Sexual Function After Radiation Therapy | 1/6/2010

New study suggests that sexual function will not continuously decrease after External Beam Radiation Therapy.

Movember raises over $7.7million | 12/18/2009

This Movember - the month formerly known as November - men got hairy and surpassed all fundraising expectations.

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