Removing the Prostate May Lead to Impotence

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A new study finds older men who get minimally invasive prostatectomies to treat their cancer may be more likely to become incontinent and impotent.

Tags: men's health, prostate health, Cancer, prostate, Prostate Cancer, enlarged prostate, prostate cancer treatment, prostate gland, erectile dysfunction, urologic health, Urology

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