In this eye-opening talk, Dr. Isaac Powell highlights the critical post-treatment phase for those who have undergone treatment for prostate cancer. “After treatment you need a close follow-up. You need to know that the PSA has gone down,” he enforces. He delves into possible symptom recurrence and discusses various treatment options, emphasizing the importance of close follow-up. In this video, Dr. Powell also acknowledges potential issues like incontinence and decreased sexual function after surgery, offering possible solutions. He then encourages men with successful outcomes to share their experiences and contribute to reducing the mortality rate. This talk will answer several crucial questions like; What should one expect after treatment? How often does recurrence happen and how is it handled? What are the side effects post-surgery and how to address them? Listen in for insights on this critical journey.
Prostate Cancer Education: Long Term Regiments
by Jade Curtis
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7 Reasons Black Men Are Getting Prostate Cancer Earlier & Earlier
It’s a problem with not nearly enough attention. Prostate cancer hits men hard all over the world—it’s one of the biggest threats out there. But lately, something very concerning has been showing up in the numbers: Black men are getting read more about 7 Reasons Black Men Are Getting Prostate Cancer Earlier & Earlier

The Deadly Disease Hitting Black Men Hard – What You MUST Know
Prostate cancer is a silent threat that hits Black men the hardest—striking earlier, advancing faster, and leading to higher mortality rates than in any other group. This alarming disparity underscores the urgent need for awareness, early detection, and proactive healthcare. read more about The Deadly Disease Hitting Black Men Hard – What You MUST Know

One Thing Is Keeping Black Men Out of Life-Saving Prostate Cancer Trials
It’s an unnerving fact that Black males have the highest incidence and mortality rates from prostate cancer of any racial group in the United States — yet they’re still underrepresented in prostate cancer clinical trials. Every year, the American Cancer read more about One Thing Is Keeping Black Men Out of Life-Saving Prostate Cancer Trials

This New Treatment Could be a Game-Changer for Black Men
According to the American Cancer Society, about 1 in 10 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. Of those who are diagnosed, six in 10 will be over the age of 65. The condition is also more read more about This New Treatment Could be a Game-Changer for Black Men

How to Get a Hold on Your Prostate Health
Prostate cancer remains a significant health concern for Black men, and understanding the intricacies of detection, treatment, and participation in clinical trials is crucial. In an episode of Antidote’s “Talk of the Towne” podcast, Antidote’s Senior Clinical Informatics Manager, Dr. read more about How to Get a Hold on Your Prostate Health

Black Men: Is Cryotherapy a Viable Option for You?
If you’ve been diagnosed with prostate cancer, your doctor will discuss different treatment options depending on the stage of your illness. One of these options is cryotherapy where a medical professional uses special equipment to freeze and kill the cancerous read more about Black Men: Is Cryotherapy a Viable Option for You?