CPCCA NEWS



PROSTATE CANCER'S FOREMOST LAYMAN PASSES ON

January 24, 2008 - With deep regret, PCRI announces the passing of Harry Pinchot. Harry Pinchot was widely recognized as perhaps the most knowledgeable layman concerning prostate cancer ??? its biology, its prevention, and its treatment. While this was a remarkable achievement, it was, in a sense, inevitable, because Harry had a passionate belief in the importance of education and the application of continuing education to practical realities. In his case, this became prostate cancer.

Read more about Harry Pinchot by Downloading the Announcement (pdf file).


NPCC: Advocate Spotlight on Bill Doss

National Prostate Cancer Coalition Shines Their Advocate Spotlight on CPCC's Bill Doss

This month's AWARE spotlight shines on Bill Doss of the California Prostate Cancer Coalition.

Bill has been a devoted advocate for men with prostate cancer in the northern California area for the last several years. A prostate cancer survivor, he is very active in a series of support groups throughout the Sacramento area, including one group that serves more than 300 members.

Read more about Bill Doss in NPCC's Announcement (pdf file).


See How one Man copes with the realization that he has Prostate Cancer

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One mans approach to hearing he has Prostate Cancer.


Three Local Organizations Here to Help: Us TOO, the CPCC, and the ACS

Us TOO Prostate Cancer Education and Support Network,
The California Prostate Cancer Coalition
& The American Cancer Society

Making Prostate Cancer History in California

Being diagnosed with prostate cancer is always scary. Thankfully, there are three local organizations here to help. Together, the California Prostate Cancer Coalition, Us-TOO, and the American Cancer Society are dedicated to:

  1. Reducing the incidence of prostate cancer through life long exercise and better food choices, and teaching that it is never too late to change old habits;
  2. Detecting existing prostate cancer early enough to cure;
  3. Developing better treatment options by supporting research;
  4. Establishing support groups for men with prostate cancer and their friends and loved ones;
  5. Helping to pay for treatment for men in financial diifficulty in California.

Read more about how these groups can help you! (pdf file)