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PROSTATE HEALTH NEWSBYTES - Updated December 1

Why Men Feel Less Manly After Prostate Cancer
 Daily Soda Hikes Prostate Cancer Risk
 FDA Approves Expanded Use of Prostate Cancer Drug Zytiga

more prostate articles

Again, we've been shocked to meet men who take pride in supposedly tricking their wives so they don't have to keep doctors' appointments. The excuse is usually that something came up at the last moment. We can't even comment on the cowardice and idiocy in this behavior.

 


! WARNING !

Did you know that a man is 33% more likely to get prostate cancer
than a woman is to get breast cancer? It's true.
A husband, father, son, brother, grandfather, friend dies
every 18 minutes of every day from Prostate Cancer

Are you a male 40-75
or over 35 and African American
or your father or brother had Prostate Cancer?
Get tested! PSA and DRE*

Someone you know may be affected.
One in every seven men will get prostate cancer.
35% will be under the age of 65.
There will be over 248,530 men with a new case of prostate
cancer this year. Over 34,130 will die because
they didn't get an examination or didn't act soon enough.
Don't let it be said, "He was too afraid or embarrassed to get tested."
We cannot rest until we win the battle against Prostate Cancer.

 

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Take the Risk Factor Test
Four Important Things to Remember before Getting Tested

1. Be sure that you're rested.
2. No sexual activity for 72 hours before the test.
3. Got a cold? Put it on hold.
4. Either have your PSA test before the DRE or delay taking a

PSA test for 48 hours AFTER you have had your DRE test.

* If you get a reading between zero and 1, get tested again in five year.
If the reading is between 1 and 2, get tested again in two years.
If the reading is between 2-4, get tested every year.
If the reading is over 4, consider additional tests like PSA free, AMAS, ultrasound, x-rays, and more blood t
ests, then, maybe a biopsy. And, take this health opportunity to learn every thing you can about
prostate cancer! Call the PCA Coalition hotline with questions about prostate cancer:
888-245-9455

The Drive Against Prostate Cancer Travel Schedule for This Month

ISSUES

Weekly updates of important news and information at Newsbytes

Best Reason to Fight for More Research

Take This Quiz

Have you recently been diagnosed with Prostate Cancer?

The Prostate - The Short Version


The Prostate - The Long Version:

Prostate Enlargement (Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy)

Prostate Cancer

Impotency

10 Steps to a healthier life and reduced risk of most cancers
Prostate Cancer Awareness Week - Free Screenings
Free prostate Screenings during Prostate Cancer Awareness Week
Similarity to Breast Cancer

PSA3 Urine Test
NEW Early Stage Prostate Cancer Videos
Deaths Per Research Dollar Spent
What drives costs of prostate cancer care?
Prostate Canceer Awareness Pin
Goodbye Prostate Cancer Awareness Stamp
Viagra news coverage concerning discrimination in insurance payments
Statins increase the risk of prostate cancer
Kaiser Permanente Recommends Against Prostate Screenings
The Prevalent View of ASCO, the American Cancer Society and many HMO's

Newsbytes - Lists hundreds of news items most linked to their source. items weekly.


Related Issue: Impotency

Take This Quiz First
Impotence: Causes and Solutions

Impotency and Viagra

What is Viagra used for?

What Lifestyle Changes May Help Prevent or Treat Impotence?

Older patients often "left in the dark" about treatment options
Older Lovers Are Less Desirable Fathers
If He Can't Perform in Bed, Don't Get Mad, Get Him a Doctor
Impotency and Cholesterol
The Marlboro Man may be impotent
Infertile men at greater risk of testicular cancer
Men, Sex & Diabetes
Remedies for Impotence. Who Said?

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