Our Goal
For all of us to live a full and vibrant life
We believe the Keys to the end of suffering and death from prostate cancer are:
Prevention
Prostate Cancer Diet Supplements
Awareness
"News That You Can Use" and other helpful links.
Early Detection
The National Alliance of State Prostate Cancer Coalitions supports the early detection of prostate cancer by recommending that , beginning at age 40 (35 for high-risk, including African-American men and those with a certain or an indeterminate family history of prostate cancer), all men obtain a baseline PSA and have a DRE; then have a PSA and DRE thereafter on an annual basis. Read More
State of the Art Treatment
Go to The Men-Tor Program, "News You Can Use" and Support Groups in your area.
Prostate Cancer Videos-Dr. Gerald Chodak
PCC-NJ recommends an excellent collection of on-line, free of charge, informative videos by Dr. Gerald Chodak. These videos are focused on the various issues faced by Prostate Cancer Patients. The topics include a background on Dr. Chodak, Prostate Cancer (including in-depth information on staging, treatment options, etc.), Managing Side Effects of Cancer Therapy, discussion on Clinical Research Studies, General Prostate Health, Non-cancerous Prostate Disease, Answers to Patient Questions, Getting a Second Opinion Via the Internet, and a set of videos that discuss current News about Prostate Cancer. Each main topic has a set of sub-topics. The videos are accessible via http://www.prostatevideos.com/.
Rising PSA --March 01, 2013
Anticancer - A New Way of Life--August 16, 2012
Diet Recommendations to Help Prevent Prostate Cancer--June 27, 2012
Nutrition Recommendations from Dr. Victor Marchione
Vitamin D May Slow PCa Tumor Growth--April 09, 2012
New Research - Antibody Shrinks Tumors--April 01, 2012
A single antibody caused tumors from seven different human cancers transplanted into mice to shrink or disappear, according to a new study led by Stanford University School of Medicine in the US. The researchers hope to repeat this dramatic finding with tests in humans within the next two years.
All of the women in the pages of each month have something in common, and it’s not the fact that they are posing in this calendar. At some point, each of these women has been at the side of a loved one who received the diagnosis of prostate cancer.
PCCNJ is a private non-profit organization committed to eliminating
suffering and death from prostate cancer for all New Jersey men
and their families. It seeks to do this by increasing public awareness,
education and outreach; improving the quality of life of those affected
by prostate cancer; increasing research and funding; eliminating
disparities in high risk populations and mobilizing advocates for
a cure.
The purpose of this site is to provide you with as much knowledge
as possible about prostate cancer and direct you to additional information
from local support groups as well as national resources. If you
do not see the answer to your specific question, please contact
us.
PCCNJ welcomes new members. Please request membership information.
DISCLAIMER
This web site is produced by the Prostate Cancer Coalition of New Jersey. It is intended to be a portal for information and other resources concerning prostate cancer. Because some of the information contained herein is gathered from various web sites and other sources over which PCCNJ has no control, PCCNJ cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information. Also, due to the timeliness of the information, some links will change and/or deactivate without notice. Moreover, the information does not necessarily represent the position of PCCNJ or of any of its members. The information you obtain at this site is general information and should not be used for self-diagnosis or treatment. You should consult a physician for individual medical advice regarding your own situation.