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Actress Vanessa Bell Calloway Shares Her Breast Cancer Story
Oct 2, 2017
On the Doctors, actress Vanessa Bell Callaway shares her breast cancer story with our Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall.
Living Your Life After Cancer Treatment
After finishing your cancer treatment, you may expect your life to be the way it was before your diagnosis. The truth is, adjusting to life after cancer treatment can take time. There are things you can do to make the adjustment easier.
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Legendary Blues Guitarist Buddy Guy Talks Prostate Cancer with Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall
Apr 17, 2018
For legendary Blues guitarist, Buddy Guy, prostate cancer is personal. On Dr. Phil, he shares his brother’s story with our Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall.
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Excusive Clip from Our Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall’s Interview with Buddy Guy
Apr 17, 2018
Check out more footage from our Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall’s interview with legendary blues guitarist, Buddy Guy. Buddy shares his brother’s journey with prostate cancer and encourages men “don’t wait too late [to] get checked for prostate.”
How Carlise Guy is Using Blues Music to Raise Awareness About Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer affects a large number of African American men. Carlise Guy and the PCa Blue charitable organization are taking steps to raise awareness
Prostate Cancer: Replacing Myths With Facts
Myths surround prostate cancer, and these myths may lead men to avoid screening and treatment. Addressing these myths can give men the facts they need to take action.
Breast Cancer in Men: Michael’s Story
Michael is one of approximately 2,400 men in the US who was diagnosed with breast cancer. Read his story to learn about the unique challenges he—and other men with breast cancer—face.
Breast Cancer Isn’t Just a Woman’s Disease
When most people think of breast cancer, the chances are they don’t think it can happen to a man. The numbers, however, tell a different story.
It’s Cancer. Now What?
After getting a cancer diagnosis, there are many things to navigate, including understanding the diagnosis, finding treatment options, paying for treatment, and more.
Facts About Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal cancer (CRC) is one of the most frequently occurring cancers in men and women in the US, and one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths. Regular screenings, knowing your family’s medical history, and watching for the signs and symptoms can help protect yourself from the disease.
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