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This program is an online way for Fans for the Cure to continue to support men facing a prostate cancer diagnosis, treatment, or recovery.

This program is an online way for Fans for the Cure to continue to support men facing a prostate cancer diagnosis, treatment, or recovery.

Men with a high genetic risk of prostate cancer can reduce their risk of developing a lethal form of the disease by healthy living.

Men who most closely followed the Mediterranean diet had a lower risk of progression.

Retired schoolteacher Michael Kovarik, 64, lives with his partner on their farm in Greenwich, New York. He has metastatic breast cancer.

Men with low-grade prostate cancer are less likely to need treatment if they adhere to the vegetable-rich Mediterranean diet.

There is strong evidence that consumption of alcoholic drinks increases the risk of six types of cancer.

In addition to battling leukemia, the former Lakers star fought prostate cancer. As a Black man, he’s at greater risk, he recently wrote.

High intensity focused ultrasound ablation has the ability to safely and effectively treat this cancer.

Black patients should also benefit from recently approved PARP Inhibitor therapies “if applied equitably,” study finds

The founder of Simplify Cancer shares his four tips for living beyond cancer.

When your life is affected by cancer a retreat combines natural beauty with fellowship.

Actor Patrick Dempsey looks to improve cancer survivorship at the Dempsey Center.

Steve Pake shares his story to encourage other men in their testicular cancer fight — before, during, and after.

Simplify Cancer by Joe Bakhmouski is a great read for men facing cancer.

I grabbed a bucket list item by the ball(s): a TEDx Talk