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Patient/Survivor Education Event: August 28, 2010 6th Annual Duke Prostate Center Symposium (DPC) Patient Program Professional Program (for MDs, PAs, NPs, and RNs): August 27, 2010 Duke Prostate Center Symposium (DPC) Professional Program Awareness
Be empowered to self advocate. First, understand the entire early detection process. Prostate screening is the first important step, and doing so as part of a complete physical is best, so talk to your doctor about prostate screening. North Carolina insurance statutes do cover screening.
"Best Practices" Program PrioritiesPROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT AND SURVIVORSHIP
Prostate cancer is a major health issue in North Carolina. The death rate from prostate cancer in North Carolina is one of the highest in the nation; African-American men in North Carolina have one of the highest death rates from prostate cancer in the world. | 2010/2011 priorities ![]() ![]() Last updated: 08/11/10
Awareness pins, bracelets, and magnets Prostate Health Awareness Portal Patient Support Hub PLANNING ARCHIVE PCCNC Needs Analysis Report & Appendices Download the PCCNC 2008/2009 Action Plan Priorities (585KB) Faith Leadership and Prostate Cancer NC Minority Prostate Cancer Awareness Action Team Generate NC Specific Statistics |
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