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From his hospital room, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin first orchestrated and then watched in real time as the U.S. retaliatory attack on Yemen-based Houthi militants unfolded Thursday night.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's diagnosis of prostate cancer has specialists reminding everyone about the importance of early detection.

Researchers with Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine have received funding to better understand how personalized nutrition and exercise programs can improve quality of life after cancer treatment.

Austin is expected to make a full recovery.

More than 65,000 men fall ill with prostate cancer each year in Germany. Twelve thousand of them develop a treatment-resistant form which eventually ends in death.

Cancer and an enlarged prostate cause similar symptoms; understanding the difference can save your life. Read about the symptoms of these conditions.​

Cancer, its -- really good prognosis. if you catch these cancers early, which is sound like he did, and also maybe a bit counterintuitively. but if an operation is performed, that usually is a sign that the cancer was not as aggressive. because if it starts to spread outside the prostates -- prostate, surgerys not always the answer. the fact they did the operation suggests it was localizeded to the prostate, its gone. the prognosis is excellent. one thing you know, weve talked about before, pros...

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Prostate. we are being told that mr austin never lost consciousness and never underwent general anaesthesia during this procedure to treat him for prostate cancer. this is of course in response to a little bit of criticism that he suffered from the fact that he didnt disclose hed been admitted to hospital at the time. the white house confirming that he will not be fired despite the failure last week to disclose the failure last week to disclose the hospital admittance. more in a few minutes time...

Need to undergo right now, and what are the potential, potential problems? >> well, first of all, it sounds like the secretary had an abscess form about a week after his surgery. that would be the fluid they described that was present in his abdomen, and that would have to be draened to help him heal. and im sure hes in the hospital now to continue to receive antibiotics. and whether hell need antibiotics going forward is unclear. and the prostate healing and his urine flow and things like that....