About 20 percent of men with prostate cancer are like the men in the study. Most are treated with hormone-blocking drugs, but only about half get radiation because of worries about its side effects.
The study of 1,200 men in Canada finds that men were about one-quarter less likely to die within seven years if they received both treatments, and that serious side effects were no more common than if they got hormone blockers alone. Researchers gave the results Sunday at a cancer conference in Chicago.
By MARILYNN MARCHIONE,
AP Medical Writer
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