“Let’s Talk About It”
Prostate Cancer Education
Program For African American Men
The “Let’s Talk About It” Prostate Cancer Education
Program is designed for African American men over
40 to help educate men about prostate cancer and
their risk, and to encourage them to talk with their
doctor about the disease.
- African American men have the highest rates of
prostate cancer in the country and are more likely
to die of the disease than any other race.
- Prostate cancer is serious, but understanding
the disease and risk factors can be the key.
That is why it is important that men talk to their
doctor about their risk of prostate cancer and
the detection and treatment options that are right
for them.
Educational forums are happening throughout the
Seattle area to encourage open dialogue about the
disease and answer questions. These forums feature
prostate cancer survivors telling their stories,
facts, and resources that can help make the decisions
that are right for them. Several forums are taking
place throughout the Seattle area this fall, with
more dates added regularly.
Upcoming Prostate Cancer Educational Information
for African American Men
We are excited to announce our "Prostate Video Project " coming soon, stay tuned.
For additional information:
Please call the Center for MultiCultural Health at (206) 461-6910 or email: cmch@cschc.org
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