We have talked about how important it is to communicate about prostate health, prostate cancer, and men’s health generally. That is because silence and stigma around these issues can result in men feeling uncomfortable about these subjects. Therefore, leading to them letting prostate issues go unchecked. Many men feel uncomfortable going to the doctor for prostate screenings or even discussing
In the interest of normalizing the conversation around prostate health, we will be delineating common prostate cancer symptoms. Although prostate cancer does not usually cause these symptoms until it is more advanced, there are some common ones to look out for: Needing to urinate more often than usual, more commonly at night Having to rush to the toilet Finding it
Click the image above or this link to read the full article. Mt. Sinai launches first ever mobile prostate cancer unit in the US (today.com)
As we talked about in our previous post, prostate cancer is a serious condition that affects 1 in 8 men in America. In fact, at some point in their lives, most men will suffer from some kind of problem with their prostate. Therefore we must outline how important it is to talk about this subject. How important it is to
NYU Winthrop Hospital’s chairman of urology, Dr. Aaron Katz, will serve as prescribing physician for free prostate cancer screenings at the Milana Family Foundation’s annual golf fundraiser to be held June 10 at Fresh Meadow Country Club in Lake Success. Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in men in the U.S., and about one man in
2019 MAN CAVE HEALTH AWARDS NOMINATIONS Announcing the latest round of Nominations in Honor of Outstanding Achievements in the field of Men’s Health New York, NY: Man Cave Health, Inc. proudly announces the most recent round of nominees for its First Annual International Awards ceremony to be held in March 2019. More than 1,000 awards will be granted across
