A presentation of work assessing the feasibility of implementing a diet-based intervention in men with prostate cancer. Watch the interview here.
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It is common for men to reduce their levels of physical activity after a prostate cancer diagnosis as they deal with the surgery, side effects from medication, and emotional challenges that arise after a cancer diagnosis. However, exercise is very beneficial in managing both physical and mental wellbeing after a diagnosis. Read the article here.
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May 2018 Awareness Night Improving Your Well-Being Through the Body-Mind-Soul Connection Carrie Poteck BA, MT, RYT250 Carrie completed her Master’s Degree on the impact of Mindfulness and Well-being and has been instructing in this area for many years in educational, therapeutic, and corporate settings. CLICK ON THE ARROW TO START THE VIDEO The Complete Presentation 47:08 minutes
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This is a comprehensive article from Esquire about most aspects of prostate cancer. Read the article.
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A new ad from Prostate Cancer Canada is using latex gloves modeled after “famous fingers” as a way to encourage men to get regular prostate checks. Watch the video here.
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An interesting article on prostate cancer from Esquire Magazine. Read the article here.
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Exercise should be part of every cancer patient’s treatment, and if it’s not, it could actually be harmful, according to a team of Australia researchers. Read the article here.
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A new study says blue light from street lamps and home devices may increase risk of prostate cancer. Read the article here.
A discussion of radiation techniques and genomic testing in prostate cancer. Read the article here.
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Men and women smokers are at increased risk of bladder cancer, and men who smoke are at increased risk of kidney cancer and decreased risk of prostate cancer (PCa), according to a retrospective study of 211,005 smokers and a matched group of non-smokers who visited 196 general practitioner’s offices in the United Kingdom. Read the article here.
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