The Best Prostate Disease Books of All Time

Discover the most influential prostate disease books, recommended by leaders, experts, and readers worldwide

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Book Cover of Patrick C. Walsh  MD MD, Janet Farrar Worthington, Edward M Schaeffer  MD  PhD - Dr. Patrick Walsh's Guide to Surviving Prostate Cancer

By Patrick C. Walsh MD MD – Distinguished Service Professor of Urology (you?) and 2 more 

4.87
| 2023 | 480 Pages
Recommended for: 
Men facing prostate cancer. Beginner to Intermediate readers.
You will:
  • Learn about the latest treatment options for prostate cancer and their effectiveness.
  • Discover lifestyle changes that can help manage prostate cancer symptoms.
  • Understand the importance of genetic testing in prostate cancer diagnosis.
  • Gain insights into coping strategies for patients and their families.
  • Explore post-treatment care and how to maintain health after cancer.
Reviews:
Informative
Thorough
Well-Written
Comprehensive
Easy to Understand
Lengthy
Complex
  • #1 Best Seller in Prostate Disease on Amazon
  • New York Times Bestseller
Recommended by Publisher's Weekly and Booklist
Publisher's WeeklyWalsh, professor of urology at Johns Hopkins University, and Worthington, a medical writer, offer a thorough guide to one of the most frightening diseases for men. Starting with an explanation of how the prostate works surprisingly, it's not an essential organ Walsh then discusses why prostate cancer is prevalent in the U.S. and other developed Western countries, but not in Asia. He also details the reasons men develop prostate cancer, including age, race, family history, and diet. The book describes a variety of symptoms, some of which indicate ailments other than cancer, and what steps should be taken to get a proper diagnosis. Complete with diagrams and charts detailing the results of biopsy, the book provides an exceptionally complete (albeit worrisome, for squeamish readers) overview of the disease. Many of these details not taking aspirin prior to a biopsy, taking antibiotics ahead of time should obviously be included in the information doctors routinely provide to patients, but given the state of today's medical system, having such information available in this ready guide is useful and reassuring. Similarly comprehensive and easy-to-understand explanations are provided for surgical and other types of treatment, side effects, postsurgical complications and more, as well as a glossary of medical terms, along with a brief resource section. While people shouldn't use this book as a substitute for a medical check-up, it is one of the best all-inclusive books on this subject. All men and their loved ones battling or concerned about prostate cancer should read this book
BooklistUrologist-surgeon Walsh has long striven to improve the prostatectomy, so that men undergoing it run the least possible risk of postoperative incontinence and impotence. Worthington is well acquainted with prostate cancer because of her previous collaboration with Walsh, The Prostate (1993), and the illnesses of her late father-in-law and her father. In this hefty updating of the earlier book, they speak with authority as well as with ordinary reader friendliness. Each of 12 long chapters treats one aspect of the prostate, its diseases, and their treatments, and each begins with a summary of its contents entitled 'Read This First.' Fully expecting the book to be browsed, Walsh and Worthington also list each chapter's topical subheadings at its offset. More prostate cancer is being reported every year, thanks to rapid recent progress in detecting the disease, and many more men are being cured of it, thanks to rapidly improving treatments. Those bits of breaking news mandate adding the book to any collection patronized by men and the women who care about them
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Book Cover of Mark Scholz M.D., Ralph H. Blum - Invasion of the Prostate Snatchers: Revised and Updated Edition: An Essential Guide to Managing Prostate Cancer for Patients and Their Families

By Mark Scholz M.D. – Double Board-Certified Medical Oncologist (you?) and 1 more 

4.69
| 2021 | 192 Pages
Recommended for: 
Patients and families dealing with prostate cancer. Beginner to Intermediate readers.
You will:
  • Understand the importance of active surveillance in prostate cancer management
  • Discover the risks and benefits of different treatment options for prostate cancer
  • Learn about the impact of overtreatment on quality of life
  • Recognize the significance of informed decision-making in prostate cancer care
  • Explore the role of patient empowerment in navigating prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment
Reviews:
Informative
Insightful
Revised Edition
Collaboration
Prevent Overtreatment
Surgical Bias
Lack of Patient Education
  • #6 Best Seller in Prostate Disease on Amazon
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By TailoredRead – AI that creates personalized books for you 

4.98
| 2025 | 30-300 pages
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Recommended for: 
All readers across all knowledge levels.
You will:
  • Get a Prostate Disease book tailored to your interests, goals, and background
  • Receive a book precisely matching your background and level of knowledge
  • Select which topics you want to learn, exclude the topics you don't
  • Define your learning goals and let your book guide you to accomplish them
  • Get all the knowledge you need consolidated into a single focused book
Reviews:
Insightful
Focused
Highly Personalized
Easy to Read
Engaging
Actionable
Up-to-Date
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Book Cover of Robert Marckini - You Can Beat Prostate Cancer And You Don't Need Surgery to Do It - New Edition

By Robert Marckini – Prostate cancer survivor and advocate (you?) 

4.68
| 2019 | 382 Pages
Recommended for: 
Men diagnosed with prostate cancer. Ages 12 to Adults.
You will:
  • Learn about various prostate cancer treatment options and their effectiveness.
  • Discover the benefits of proton therapy as a non-invasive treatment.
  • Understand the importance of early detection and monitoring of prostate cancer.
  • Explore personal accounts of individuals who have faced prostate cancer.
  • Gain insights into the latest developments in prostate imaging and diagnostics.
Reviews:
Well-Researched
Informative
Easy to Understand
Comprehensive Coverage
Practical Advice
Repetitive
Too Simplistic
  • #3 Best Seller in Prostate Health on Amazon
  • New York Times Bestseller
  • Rated Amazon Best Book of the Year
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