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[Summary] => To combat prostate cancer, the Department of Health (DOH) said yesterday that all men 20 years old and above could avail of free digital rectal examination (DRE) in 64 hospitals nationwide, in line with the celebration of Father’s Day on Sunday.
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[Title] => Talk to your urologist about PE
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[Summary] => Dr. Ed Gatchalian, a former president of the Philippine Urological Association and a urological surgeon at Manila Doctors Hospital, said while premature ejaculation, or PE, is in its infancy stage, both in diagnosis and management, it can now be medically treated.
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Males with erectile dysfunction (ED) — at least those who actually seek treatment — "look macho and are dressed up appropriately, hindi casual lang. Businessman-like. They look decent and do not seem to have an aggressive personality," said Dr. Lester Garcia, president of the Philippine Urological Association.
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Urologic surgeon Dr. Juliano Panganiban, officer of the Philippine Urological Association and member of the American Urological Association, says that erectile dysfunction (ED) or impotence is caused by several factors that could signal a more serious ailment.
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Males with erectile dysfunction (ED) — at least those who actually seek treatment — "look macho and are dressed up appropriately, hindi casual lang. Businessman-like. They look decent and do not seem to have an aggressive personality," said Dr. Lester Garcia, president of the Philippine Urological Association.
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February 27, 2014 - 12:00am
