Men and Prostate Cancer

Thousands of lives, including yours, could be affected by prostate cancer.  It is the second leading cause of cancer deaths among men in the United States (among men overall and among African American men.) According to the American Cancer Society, among all ethnic and racial groups in the U.S., African American men have the highest prostate cancer mortality rate.

However... 

Most men can survive prostate cancer if it is detected early.  By spreading the word about early detection of prostate cancer and making some healthy lifestyle changes, you will be taking crucial steps toward maintaining your health and helping others in your community stay healthy and aware.

When prostate cancer is caught early

it is one of the most treatable of all cancers. Being diagnosed with prostate cancer no longer has to be a tragedy; in fact, when detected & treated early, many men continue to live long & healthy lives after treatment. 

By taking some time to learn more about prostate cancer, men diagnosed with the disease can take charge of their lives and overcome any fear or anxiety that may accompany a prostate cancer diagnosis.

Even if you have recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer, take heart. You will have many decisions to make, but you will have plenty of company. Ultimately, there is a good chance your cancer will be cured or controlled. Most men die with, not of, prostate cancer.