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Panel: Delay treatment for low-risk prostate cancer
An independent panel convened by the National Institutes of Health has concluded that many men with localized, low-risk prostate cancer should be closely monitored, permitting treatment to be delayed until warranted by disease progression.
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Latinos and Cancer: A Focus on Awareness and Prevention
The goal of this Latinos and cancer CE program is to discuss disparities in cancer incidence and survival among Latinos and Latino subgroups and to provide culturally based interventions with the potential to improve cancer screening and prevention in Latino populations.
Understanding the Challenges
of Prostate Cancer
CE275-60
The goal of this program is to increase nurses’ knowledge about screening methods, treatments and controversies associated with prostate cancer.
Testicular Cancer
Hits Below the Belt
CE321-60
This program will provide information on the etiology, risk factors, detection, diagnostic workup, treatment modalities, and prognosis for testicular cancer.
Free Recorded Webinars: Latino Health
Cancer Survivorship Health & Wellness for the Hispanic/Latino Population
Hispanic/ Latino cancer survivors can benefit from healthy lifestyle behaviors, but many are unaware of what to do. Attend this webinar and understand how to effectively communicate some healthy behaviors vital for Hispanic/Latino patients with or who have survived cancer.
Apoyo Para el Cancer: Helping Latinos Navigate Through Cancer
Are Latinos more or less likely to have cancer than other populations? What are the disparities, and how can healthcare providers best help? Learn about this important initiative to aid Hispanic/ Latino patients and families navigate through their cancer diagnosis.

This educational activity is courtesy of LIVESTRONG under a grant provided by Cooperative Agreement Number 5U50DP001689-01 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Its contents, findings and conclusions are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Free Recorded Webinars: Men & Cancer
The RED Flags of Men's Cancer Everyone
Needs to Know
There are many different types of cancer that affect men. As varied as the diagnoses are, some cancers do have common "red flag" symptoms that men should not ignore. Update your knowledge of these symptoms so that you can provide the best information to your make patients and their families.
An Update on Colorectal Cancer: Risk Reduction, Detection and Treatment for Men
Colorectal cancer is the 3rd most common cancer among American men. Learn what you as a healthcare provider can do to help increase awareness and help people navigate through this diagnosis.
Protect Yourself! Men's Melanoma Risk
Think melanoma only affects sunbathers? Think again. More than 8600 American men will die this year from melanoma. Learn the risks, signs, treatment and most importantly the preventive measures men can follow to avoid getting this disease.
Men and Pancreatic Cancer: What's Currently Being Done & What the Future Holds
Men are more likely to be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer than women, why is this? What places men at a higher risk and what can healthcare providers do to help patients prevent this disease?
The 10 BIGGEST Fears Men Have About Cancer and Why They Are Important
Some men have a tendency to delay medical attention. Why? We have learned that it is usually based on fear, and unfortunately can have devastating consequences. Learn the 10 biggest fears men have regarding cancer and how you as a healthcare provider can help prevent men from delaying medical attention.
Prostate Cancer: What's MOST Important to Know
80% of men are diagnosed with prostate cancer by the time they are 80 years old. Most prostate cancer is undetected until in a late stage. Increase your knowledge about prostate cancer symptoms, early screening, treatment and prognosis to guide patients and families.
Lung Cancer in Men:
Reducing the Risk
Who is getting lung cancer? Young men, older men? Smokers? Non-smokers? Hear updated information about this devastating disease and how prevention is key in helping patients from ever hearing the diagnosis of lung cancer.
Testicular Cancer: Curing the Young Man's Cancer
Imagine being 20 years old and receiving the news that you have testicular cancer. Find out about testicular cancer types, symptoms, treatment and how early detection can lead patient to being cured.
Resources for Patients
LIVESTRONG Guidebook
The LIVESTRONG Guidebook is a companion for cancer survivors as they navigate the health care system, from initial diagnosis through treatment and beyond.

The FREE two-volume set contains information and journal spaces that help survivors address the physical, emotional and practical concerns they may have during the cancer journey.
LIVESTRONG Materials Request Form
LIVESTRONG offers a set of resources on cancer survivorship that are free of charge.
LIVESTRONG Cancer Support
One-on-one support for patients with cancer, caregivers, family members or friendsof someone diagnosed with the disease.
LIVESTRONG Cancer Clinical Trial Matching Service
Powered by Emergimed, this service is designed to help patients quickly search for clinical trial options that match their specific diagnoses and treatment histories.
Podcast Series: Young Adults with Cancer
Adolescent and young adult cancer survivors share their experiences and advice on cancer-related concerns.
HopeLab Re-Mission Video Game
A video game designed specifically for teens and young adults with cancer, Re-Mission has been shown to improve treatment adherence and heighten self-efficacy and cancer-related knowledge among adolescents and young adults with cancer.
Cancer Legal Resource Center
A joint program of the Disability Rights Legal Center and Loyola Law School providing free, confidential information on cancer-related legal issues for cancer survivors, their families, friends, employers, healthcare professionals and others coping with cancer diagnoses.
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