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C.W. Schmidt

Editor, Harvard Medical School Annual Report on Prostate Diseases

C.W. Schmidt is an award-winning freelance science writer based in Portland, Maine. In addition to writing for Ì첩ÌåÓý Publishing, he has written for Science magazine, the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Environmental Health Perspectives, Nature Biotechnology, and The Washington Post.

Posts by C.W. Schmidt

Influential task force revises its position on PSA screening tests featured image

Men's Health

Influential task force revises its position on PSA screening tests

Combining surgery, radiation, and hormonal therapy dramatically extends survival in men with advanced prostate cancer featured image

C.W. Schmidt

Combining surgery, radiation, and hormonal therapy dramatically extends survival in men with advanced prostate cancer

Combining surgery, radiation, and hormonal therapy dramatically extends survival in men with advanced prostate cancer featured image

Cancer

Combining surgery, radiation, and hormonal therapy dramatically extends survival in men with advanced prostate cancer

Adding hormonal therapy to radiation lengthens survival in men with recurring prostate cancer featured image

C.W. Schmidt

Adding hormonal therapy to radiation lengthens survival in men with recurring prostate cancer

Adding hormonal therapy to radiation lengthens survival in men with recurring prostate cancer featured image

Cancer

Adding hormonal therapy to radiation lengthens survival in men with recurring prostate cancer

New imaging technique may help some men avoid prostate biopsy featured image

Cancer

New imaging technique may help some men avoid prostate biopsy

Immediate radiation when PSA levels spike after prostate cancer surgery helps reduce risk of recurrence featured image

Cancer

Immediate radiation when PSA levels spike after prostate cancer surgery helps reduce risk of recurrence

New study recommends immediate radiation when PSA Levels spike after prostate cancer surgery featured image

Men's Health

New study recommends immediate radiation when PSA Levels spike after prostate cancer surgery

Treatment versus monitoring of prostate cancer: Survival rates the same after 10 years featured image

Cancer

Treatment versus monitoring of prostate cancer: Survival rates the same after 10 years

Treatment versus monitoring of prostate cancer: Survival rates the same after 10 years featured image

Men's Health

Treatment versus monitoring of prostate cancer: Survival rates the same after 10 years

Treating the primary tumor can improve survival in men whose prostate cancer has spread featured image

C.W. Schmidt

Treating the primary tumor can improve survival in men whose prostate cancer has spread

Treating the primary tumor can improve survival in men whose prostate cancer has spread featured image

Cancer

Treating the primary tumor can improve survival in men whose prostate cancer has spread

New urine test predicts high-grade prostate cancer featured image

Cancer

New urine test predicts high-grade prostate cancer

New urine test predicts high-grade cancer featured image

C.W. Schmidt

New urine test predicts high-grade cancer

The risks of active surveillance for men with intermediate-risk prostate cancers featured image

Cancer

The risks of active surveillance for men with intermediate-risk prostate cancers

Risks of active surveillance for men with intermediate-risk prostate cancers featured image

Men's Health

Risks of active surveillance for men with intermediate-risk prostate cancers

Long-term hormonal therapy benefits men with locally advanced prostate cancer featured image

C.W. Schmidt

Long-term hormonal therapy benefits men with locally advanced prostate cancer

Long-term hormonal therapy benefits men with locally advanced prostate cancer featured image

Cancer

Long-term hormonal therapy benefits men with locally advanced prostate cancer

Promising results for a targeted drug in advanced prostate cancer featured image

Men's Health

Promising results for a targeted drug in advanced prostate cancer

Does fewer PSA tests mean less prostate cancer? featured image

C.W. Schmidt

Does fewer PSA tests mean less prostate cancer?

Does fewer PSA tests mean less prostate cancer? featured image

Cancer

Does fewer PSA tests mean less prostate cancer?

Active surveillance is safe for low-risk prostate cancers featured image

Cancer

Active surveillance is safe for low-risk prostate cancers

Active surveillance is safe for low-risk prostate cancers featured image

Cancer

Active surveillance is safe for low-risk prostate cancers

Following low-risk prostate cancers before starting treatment becoming more common featured image

Men's Health

Following low-risk prostate cancers before starting treatment becoming more common

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