a urologist examines the prostate of a patient and tells him that it is normal. the patient says, " I want a second opinion." the urologist then re-examines the man's prostate with two fingers. " Well there's your second opinion. It's still normal." Be careful what you ask for! Ignorance is bliss and ignorance kills. …
prostate cancer and dinky and donky by doug gray
This is good and makes the point, but really you need to be aware before " wee-wee" issues. Love your prostate- Doug Gray's site
regarding prostate cancer…this is poignant– as my mother would say, ” john, a word to the wise is sufficient”
For something like this to happen to someone you love and depend on, when it possibly could have been prevented or detected much earlier, I think we would all agree would be tragic. What a beautiful and unselfish person he must be. My ancestry is from Ireland you know. Love your prostate website …
prostate cancer the stern show and jeff jarvis…when it comes to prostate cancer awareness any awareness is good awareness
Blog Buzzmachine by Jeff Jarvis is on Stern and has a prostate cancer discussion. The descriptions of the prostate cancer treatment process are somewhat graphic...I am a urologist and I cringed (Did I actually go through all that). Anyway...the way I see it, whatever works in getting men checked is good. Thanks for the prostate plug Mr. …
prostate cancer and life don’t discriminate- the rich and famous get it too-quotes
What would be my " quote" about prostate cancer be if I were asked?- What would be yours? Put in the comment section. John McHugh:" Prostate cancer is a tough one. To put it in perspective you have to think of breast cancer. We all feel and understand what a mastectomy does to someone we love. …
a conversation and infographics about prostate cancer…. a different take on “prostate awareness”
Blog at " Breakfast at Tiffany's" and a cool infographic by Mike Wirth If you ask me, the whole ball of wax is that men are informed, knowledgeable and aware. If that leads to an exam and a discussion then we've done our job. This infographic is an example that begins that process and could be …
spin saved me after my treatment of prostate cancer
I was about four months out from having my prostate removed and sitting on my front porch sipping a beer when my wife came home from "spin." I have cycled all my life but I thought when people did "spin" they were doing some acrobatic exercise. My wife, who is quite the exercise enthusiast, approached …
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don’t die of embarrassment- wives and prostate cancer
I think this is a very good public service by CBS. It is all about early detection and awareness. I do believe a big part of this is the " proactive prostate wife." Save your husband and his prostate. That's good.
Robots, prostate cancer, and humor
Patients do say, " I am going to have a robot do it." That's funny. The misconceptions about what the " robot " can do are no different from the misconceptions men have about rectal exams and the natural course of the disease concerning prostate cancer. Someone is running the robot and ... " a …
prostate vs breast cancer…..men are different animals…they won’t collect money to walk three days for a cause…..
Celebrity Prostate Exams Too Much Reality TV? Brad Garrett Will Get a Prostate Exam on TV, but Doctors Wonder If It Will Help Cancer Awareness By LAUREN COX ABC News Medical Unit Sept. 4, 2008— Forget strapping on a plastic wristband or plastering a ribbon sticker on his car. Actor Brad Garrett of "Everybody Loves …
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