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Common Prostate Problems
Anatomy of the Prostate
What Is Prostate Cancer?
Risk Factors for Prostate Cancer
Getting a Prostate Cancer Screening
Signs & Symptoms of Prostate Cancer
Enlarging Tumors & Prostate Cancer
Early Signs of Prostate Cancer
How an Enlarged Prostate Can Affect Sexual Performance
Late Stages of Prostate Cancer
The Importance of Early Detection of Prostate Cancer
How to Have a Healthy Prostate
Foods & Minerals for a Healthy Prostate Cancer
Resources for Prostate Cancer Information
A diagnosis of cancer is always a scary situation, but the good news about prostate cancer is that it can … More
One of the most common forms of cancer for men is prostate cancer. Prostate cancer occurs in the gland tha… More
According to statistics provided by the Mayo Clinic, prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men, and… More
Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer in male patients, affecting one in six American men. Fo… More
Prostate cancer will affect about one in every six men in the United States, making it one of the most com… More
The prostate is part of a male’s urinary and reproductive system. Its main function is to produce the whit… More
Learn about common risk factors that cause prostate cancer including age, family and personal history, die… More
Learn further resources for information on prostate cancer and overall prostate health with expert prostat… More
Learn about the late stages of prostate cancer including bone pain in the hips and lower back area which i… More
Adhering to a strict diet, specifically designed for cancer patients, can contribute significantly in the … More
There are several options for prostate cancer surgery. Surgery and radiation are the two courses of action… More
Complications from prostate cancer are caused from the cancer itself, side effects from treatment and the … More
The prostate is a gland in men that is necessary for reproduction. Its function is to produce a mixture of… More
Side effects of radiotherapy for prostate cancer can alter the quality of life of a patient for many years… More
Summary: Learn further resources for information on prostate cancer and overall prostate health with expert prostate health tips in this free men's health care video clip.
Dr. Susan Jewell is a British born educated bilingual Asian with a British accent and can speak Cantonese. A trained Physician-Scientist in clinical research medicine in the field of...read more
"Hello there my name is Dr. Susan Jewell and I want to thank you very much for joining me in how to detect the symptoms of prostate cancer. Now if you have any more questions or you want to know more about this particular topic then you can either e-mail me at my address sjewell@mednet.ucla.edu or you can go on line and then you can either e-mail me or blog me at this particular site at www.jewellproductions.tv or www.eHow.com but you type in jewell with no space and here you can also blog me and I will answer your questions and try to inform you or direct you to other areas where you can get more information. There are also institutes that you can go to which is the National Cancer Institute which is the nation's largest research institute in all medical areas in particular cancer and then you can find out the latest research that is going on with not just prostate cancer but other varieties of cancer and also other clinical trials that they are doing at the cancer institute and a mass of other information that you can get on cancer. Of course nowadays with the internet and websites you can Google and look up information and find out a lot about prostate cancer. My recommendation is to have knowledge because knowledge is power and then you would know and understand your particular cancer and then you can be well informed and with that information, that tool, you can then go and see the doctor and ask appropriate questions and help in making decisions and in management of your own disease. This is Susan Jewell and I am so glad that you joined me in this series of clips on how to detect prostate cancer."
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