Method of treating prostatic diseases using delayed and/or susta

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ABSTRACT:
Method of treating prostatic conditions such as prostate cancer and hyperplasia by administering 1.alpha.-hydroxyprevitamin D or activated vitamin D or a combination thereof in a sustained release form or a delayed and sustained release formulation. Both the sustained release form and the delayed, sustained release form deliver increased active vitamin D blood levels without significant risk of hypercalcemia associated with other oral dosing of vitamin D forms, to provide the beneficial effect to the diseased prostate tissue.

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