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Understanding Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is a group of cancerous cells (a malignant tumor) that begins most often in the outer part of the prostate. It is the most common type of cancer (excluding skin cancer) diagnosed in American men. In 2003, an estimated 220,900 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed in the U.S. Early prostate cancer usually does not cause any symptoms. However, as the tumor grows, it may spread from the prostate to surrounding areas. Change in urination, including increased frequency, hesitancy or dribbling of urine may be experienced. Prostate cancer can spread from the prostate to nearby lymph nodes, bones or other organs. This spread is called metastasis. For example, as a result of metastasis to the spine, some men experience back pain. CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINKS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT: RISK FACTORS FOR PROSTATE CANCER CAUSES OF PROSTATE CANCER
DETECTING/SCREENING PROSTATE CANCER
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Watch, Fight and Pray: This book
provides a powerful message that prayer changes things. Dr. Lonnell
Johnson's personal testimony provides a unique strategy of how faith,
prayer along with our Prostate Cancer Protocol allowed him to defeat prostate
cancer.
Surviving Prostate Cancer without
Surgery "Surviving Prostate Cancer Without
Surgery" by Bradley Hennenfent, M.D. (Roseville Books, 2005), begins with the
shooting of a urologist and includes a WWII Battle. Men, and the women who love
them, who want to avoid impotence and incontinence while beating prostate
cancer, will adore "Surviving Prostate Cancer Without Surgery", which reads like
a novel and exposes the big lie.
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