Winter may be a time for cozy sweaters and tall boots, but it also can be a season for static-charged hair and dry skin. Upon the arrival of cold weather, women and men may have to make some changes to their beauty or grooming routines to
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Don’t Forget to Live – Advice from a Single Dad on Father’s Day by Kelly Quigley “This is a boy house,” declared the little girl upon entering the foyer of the Higgins home for the first time. “Well, what does that mean?” asked Tripp, father and (sometimes)
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What most men don’t realize is that MR Imaging and MRI guided biopsies are options when there is a negative TRUS biopsy According to the American Cancer Society, prostate cancer is the most common cancer in American men, other than skin cancer. Astonishingly, it has a higher
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Emotionally distressed prostate cancer patients more likely to choose surgery, researchers say BUFFALO, N.Y. — A study led by the University at Buffalo (UB) and Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) has identified beliefs and personality traits that are associated with higher levels of distress in newly diagnosed prostate cancer
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by Rion Kweller, Ph.D. Much has been written about women who struggle with returning to the work place after having children. Women often feel guilty about going to work while leaving their child in daycare or other caregivers. They feel torn. They either have to work or
Read more →By James L. Mohler, MD Prostate cancer is among the slowest-growth types of all cancers that we know, and only about ten percent are actually fast-growing types of cancer. The biggest thing that people need to understand is that all men, as they age, will develop prostate
Read more →African Americans do not seem to benefit, according to a study A new study suggests that exercise may reduce Caucasian men’s risk of developing prostate cancer. And among Caucasian men who do have prostate cancer, exercise may reduce their risk of having more serious forms of the
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