In years past, prostate cancer wasn’t as widely discussed as other forms of cancer.–but awareness campaigns are starting to change that, and more men are getting checked starting at age 50 as is reccomended by world health officials.
Doug Moore is a prostate cancer survivor and the founder of the local chapter of Prostate Cancer Canada, which provides support for men with prostate cancer….he tells CHSJ News the disease isn’t only a men’s issue becaues it effects entire families, partners, and children included.
On September 18 at the Lily Lake Pavilion there will be a Wake Up Call breakfast to raise money for prostate cancer research. For more information, click here
