Prostate Cancer and Social Security Disability Benefits

Prostate Cancer and Social Security Disability Benefits Article Written By: Ram Meyyappan One of the primary objectives of the Social Security Administration (SSA) is to provide financial assistance to individuals who are unable to support themselves due to a medical condition that makes it impossible for them to earn a livable income.  Prostate Cancer oftentimes prevents [...]

2013 Blue Ribbon Tea Luncheon

2013 Blue Ribbon Tea Luncheon

The Blue Ribbon Tea Event has been rescheduled for Thursday, September 19th in lieu of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Click here for more details.

Women Against Prostate Cancer Announces New Hampshire Chapter

Women Against Prostate Cancer Announces New Hampshire Chapter Manchester, NH—March 25, 2013… Women Against Prostate Cancer has announced the formation of a new women’s chapter in New Hampshire. The group is holding its first meeting on Tuesday, April 16th, and encourages anyone who is interested in learning more about this organization to attend. Women Against [...]

WAPC New Hampshire Chapter Launch

WAPC New Hampshire Chapter Launch

The ladies of New Hampshire have joined together to actively join the fight against prosatate cancer! Join them for the first launch event on Tuesday, April 16th, 2013 at the New Water Works Cafe 250 Commercial Street at 6:00 pm! Email nhwapcinfo@gmail.com for more details! See Invitation here.  

Guide to Living with Prostate Cancer

Guide to Living with Prostate Cancer

Order your Guide to Living With Prostate Cancer, and learn about other Health Monitor Resources.

#InspireHER Campaign

#InspireHER Campaign

Learn more about our #InspireHER Campaign and how to join here.

Top 10 Things Women Should Know About Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer continues to be the second-leading cause of cancer death in men, with over 230,000 men diagnosed with prostate cancer each year. When someone is diagnosed with prostate cancer, the effects of the disease often reach to friends and family, particularly a wife or partner. The diagnosis, treatment and side effects of prostate cancer affect the surrounding family as [...]

PHEN Summit Addresses Prostate Cancer in African American Men

PHEN Summit Addresses Prostate Cancer in African American Men

The Prostate Health Education Network (PHEN) held their 8th Annual African American Prostate Cancer Disparity Summit on September 20th -21st in Washington DC. PHEN along with several advocates headed to Capitol Hill with a goal of translating the sense of Senate through actions. The summit was divided into two sessions. Doctors Jacques Carter, James Mohler, [...]

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

September is here, and while it may mean the end of summer, it’s also a time to get into action, it’s Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. A time for organizations, the media, and individuals like you to work together and speak out about prostate cancer and the benefits of early detection. Whether you have a busy [...]

Prostate Friendly Labor Day Recipes

Prostate Friendly Labor Day Recipes

Labor Day weekend is here and many are wondering if they have to ditch the taste and flavor for their health. The answer is no! There are plenty of tasty and healthy alternatives to the fried and greasy dishes. The recipes listed below are prostate friendly and will leave your loved ones satisfied and full. [...]

What does the Affordable Care Act have to offer men?

By: Theresa Morrow As a wife, a daughter and a mother of a son I often worry about the health of the men in my life. And to be candid, I find myself worrying about the whole future of men’s health in this country. The Affordable Care Act of 2010, has a lot of great [...]

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