What comes to mind when you hear the words ‘prostate cancer’? It’s very likely that you started to think about how men deal with the ... Read More
Prostate Cancer
Fighting Inequity: What Prostate Cancer Patients Can Do to Self-Advocate
Recent studies have shown that Black men are less likely to be diagnosed and also less likely to receive aggressive treatment for prostate ... Read More
How to Manage Late-Stage Prostate Cancer
As an African American man, your odds of developing prostate cancer have been shown to be higher than that of other ethnicities. Worse yet, ... Read More
Feeling Out Of Breath Might Have Nothing To Do With Your Lungs
If you’re constantly feeling out of breath, it wouldn’t be unusual to feel that your lungs are the problem. In some cases, however, that ... Read More
Decreasing PSA Testing Doesn’t Mean a Decrease in Prostate Cancer Diagnoses for Black Men
Although a recommendation against prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing in men was made back in 2012, this move does not mean that our men ... Read More
Will Eating Tomatoes Lower Your Risk of Prostate Cancer?
Have you ever thought about eating tomatoes to lower your risk of prostate cancer? Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of death ... Read More
Less Sex, More Problems?
Can less sex lead to more problems? Think about your sex life. Are you too busy for sex? Practicing celibacy? Here’s what can ... Read More
Is Your Dinner Helping Or Hurting Your Prostate?
Be aware of what's on your dinner plate because it could impact your prostate health. Black men have the highest rate of prostate cancer ... Read More
How a Healthy Lifestyle Promotes a Healthy Prostate
Prostate cancer is one of the most dominant types of cancer American men face today. As a man ages, the walnut-sized prostate grows larger ... Read More
Prostate Health and Aging: Your Guide to Navigating this Common Health Challenge
Aging is no fun for any of us. With aging often comes some age-related challenges. For men, prostate issues are among one of the most common ... Read More
Al Roker Reveals He Has Prostate Cancer: “It’s a Good-Bad Thing”
Al Roker, the long-time co-anchor on the TODAY show and arguably one of America's favorite weathermen, announced today that he has been ... Read More
Stage 4 Prostate Cancer: Living Beyond Diagnosis, and Prognosis
For people of African descent, especially in the United States, the issue of health disparities is well-known, thoroughly documented and oft ... Read More