The Prostate Health Education Network

June 15th
Symposiums

Boston, MA
Twelfth Baptist Church

West Palm Beach, FL
Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church

Maryland/Washington DC
Reid Temple AME Church

Los Angeles, CA
Bethel AME Church

Newport News, VA
Carver Memorial Presbyterian Church

Norfolk, VA
Basilica of St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception

Brooklyn, NY
Vanderveer Park United Methodist Church

Philadelphia, PA
First Episcopal District AME Church Headquarters

Headlines / News

Show Archive

BLACK AMERICA MUST DEMAND CLARITY ON EARLY DETECTION TESTING FOR PROSTATE CANCER
By: Thomas A. Farrington

The American Urological Association (AUA) has released new guidelines for early detection testing for prostate cancer. There are now multiple sets of guidelines within the medical community which greatly confuse men and their doctors on what to do....

5th Annual Father's Day Rally Update - number 03
An update on the exciting activities leading towards the Father's Day Rally on June 16th; Information about the symposiums on Saturday June 15th; Information about materials for churches participating in the Rally and more....

April Webcast: Knowledge is the Best Defense Against Prostate Cancer
The April webcast presented PHEN's vision and plans for its "Educational Symposiums" in cities across the country on Saturday, June 15th, the day before its Father's Day Rally. Click to view the program.

PHEN April eNewsletter: Knowledge is the Best Defense Against Prostate Cancer Webcast, News Highlights, and More

PHEN's Father's Day Rally Against Prostate Cancer to Reach One Million Persons
The Prostate Health Education Network (PHEN) is launching its "Fifth Annual Father's Day Rally Against Prostate Cancer" with an ambitious goal of reaching one million persons. This will be the largest and most visible prostate cancer education and awareness effort ever undertaken to focus on Black America...

Father's Day Rally - A Collective Effort to Save Lives
By Thomas A. Farrington

Helping Hands Times Two

Citizens of the Year Golden Bethune-Hill and Charlie Hill saw a need, responded

Aggressive Prostate Cancer Risks Higher in Elderly, African-American Men
High-risk prostate cancer that can only be detected through prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing is more likely to occur among men over the age of 75 and in African Americans

PHEN Celebrates its Ten Year Anniversary in 2013!
"We have been on an exciting and productive journey during our first decade while paving a road for the future..."

Ten Year Milestones Outlining the Evolving Rally Against Prostate Cancer (RAP Cancer) Initiatives

Precision Therapy for Advanced Prostate Cancer
Dr. Philip Kantoff, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, provides a detailed description of the Stand Up to Cancer (SU2C) Dream Team project.

African American Men Should Ignore the Recent U. S. Preventive Services PSA Test Recommendation

Information

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The AUA Guidelines for Prostate Cancer Early Detection does not include African Americans or other High Risk Men

Father's Day Rally - A Collective Effort to Save Lives

Order Blue Ribbon Pins for the Father's Day Rally

Reid Temple AME, one of the Largest Churches in MD, Joins PHEN’s “Fifth Annual Father’s Day Rally Against Prostate Cancer”
Rally to Take Place in Churches across the Country, on Sunday June 16, 2013

Father's Day Educational Symposiums Power Point

Prostate Cancer Survivors Needed !
Members of the PHEN Survivor Network are key to the success of education and awareness outreach.

Combining prostate cancer drugs could delay drug resistance, study finds

Find a PROVENGE Expert for Your Event

Discovery Of Genetic Link To Prostate Cancer Risk In African Americans

Better Detection Of High-Grade Prostate Cancers With Less Biopsies, With Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound

Following Radiation In Prostate Cancer, Risk Markers Discovered For Erectile Dysfunction

PHEN 2013 Webcasts and Monthly Support Group Meetings

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