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The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted everyone’s lives in 2020. However, recent evidence shows it may have effects beyond the inconveniences and interruptions to daily life. New research shows that the...

Initially all of the indications looked good. But after a closer look, the results proved to be a combination of good news and not-so-good news. Would it have helped if...

The emotional toll and impact of a cancer diagnosis is huge but is so often not talked about, especially by us men who are pretty useless at talking about our...

A lot of men struggle when it comes to issues below the beltline, and the main struggle often centers on what choices should be made. Do I stay silent? Do...

The American Cancer Society (ACS) has released its 2021 report on cancer, called Cancer Facts and Figures 2021. The data in this report is 2 to 4 years behind the...

Over the years, we have had countless conversations in our community about what we wish people knew about life with cancer. We have talked about the things others so often...

Most cancers are sporadic or random. This means that they are caused by exposure to a carcinogen, or cancer-causing substance such as sunlight or cigarette smoke. They may also be...

I recently wrote an article about the immediate unexpected side effects of a robot-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (RALP), titled, "Radical Robotic Laparoscopic Prostatectomy: What I Didn’t Know About Early Recovery"...

Sometimes, it feels like we are surrounded by technology. Apps, devices, trackers, and gadgets are everywhere! In this digital age, though, everyone has a different level of comfort using technology...

Official Rules, Terms and Conditions for the Keep Moving Giveaway NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PURCHASE DOES NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED. The...

I met Mr. Albert, a 74-year old industrialist, at a prostate cancer support group. I asked him if he was willing to talk to me (a woman) about his journey...

The all-important person in the life of someone with advanced prostate cancer with extensive bone metastasis stage four is normally a caregiver. A caregiver is normally a close family member...

Jim Flood discovered he had an aggressive form of prostate cancer in 2008. In his series, "You’re Only As Good As Your Last PSA," he details his journey from being...

Most men understand that testosterone plays a role in their lives. If nothing else, they are aware that testosterone has a lot to do with sex drive and performance. On...

Due to continued rising PSA levels, my urologist recommended a prostate biopsy. I’ll never forget the solemn tone in his voice and the serious look in his eyes. My heart...

It sounds like science fiction, but according to Mark Emberton, Professor of Interventional Oncology at University College London, prostate cancer screening could be coming to a supermarket near you. Professor...

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression most often linked to changes in the seasons. While the condition can present itself at any time of the year, most...

Music helps us deal with difficult times and process emotions we otherwise would not have words for. We asked you which songs best describe life with prostate cancer. From uplifting...

A friend of mine recently had a radical robotic laparoscopic prostatectomy as his treatment choice for prostate cancer. He researched surgeons throughout the United States and traveled quite a distance...

Jim Flood discovered he had an aggressive form of prostate cancer in 2008. In his series, "You’re Only As Good As Your Last PSA," he details his journey from being...