More Whole Foods, Less Salt
We’ll say it upfront: This month’s recipe for Roasted Vegetables and Tofu with Savory Sauce has (potentially) a lot of salt. If you’re watching your salt intake, enjoy a light...Read More
How Much Should You Eat?
As the New Year begins, many people look at their lifestyle habits and think about ways to feel healthier in the coming months. Two key pieces of eating well are...Read More
From the Prostate Cancer Research Desk
What’s new in prostate cancer research? Highlights from this edition: The potential benefits of yoga Representation by race/ethnicity in clinical trials The phenomenon of treatment regret Yoga Improves Quality of...Read More
Rewriting the Story for Black Men, Part 4:
If you are overweight, if you smoke, are sedentary, or if you eat a high-fat, high-carb, low-vegetable diet, you are doing prostate cancer a favor: you’re making sure it has...Read More
Rewriting the Story for Black Men, Part 3:
“It might seem racist to say that cancer is different in Black men than it is in other men,” says PCF-funded physician-scientist Kosj Yamoah, M.D., Ph.D., radiation oncologist and cancer...Read More
Rewriting the Story for Black Men, Part 2:
Not only does prostate cancer tend to start at a younger age, and to be more aggressive, in some Black men: it also tends to start in a different part...Read More
Granville S.
I've been caring for people since I was a teenager (now 34), honestly before then. My first and best friend was my uncle, 2 years to the day younger then...Read More
