Prostate
cancer is the second most common type of cancer found in American
men, next to skin cancer.
The
Foundation for Cancer Research and Education is dedicated to educating
the general public about a synergistic approach to prostate cancer
treatment, which involves combining all available tools from hormonal
therapy to dietary supplements to effect the most positive outcome—living
longer with the best quality of life possible.
Through our Tell One Friend
and Tell One Black Man
we inform the general public about the strong links between diet
and prostate cancer. Our most important goal
is to inform the public about viewing cancer treatment in the
context of their overall health. We
encourage everyone to tell the men in their lives to eat better,
exercise more, and start PSA screening
as young as forty (35 five for African Americans).
Education
is the key to survival
FCRE is dedicated to educating men with
prostate cancer. Our information comes
from the best available science and is
grounded on solid evidence-based medicine
from well-designed clinical trials.
Through
PSA screening (which means early detection) and by combining cancer
treatments, many men are able to keep their cancers dormant for
as long asfifteen
to twenty years.
