Researchers at The University of Oklahoma and the TSET Health Promotion Research Center have received $5.6 million in funding, including a four-year, ...
Adam Alexander, Ph.D., and Jordan Neil, Ph.D., researchers at the TSET Health Promotion Research Center (HPRC) at OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center ...
The phone rings, and caller identification indicates it is your primary physician’s office. Your husband was expecting the results of his routine ...
For many men it’s a tough topic, but ask any man who has suffered through it - is it worse to talk about it or deal with having it? In his 40+ years ...
The most advanced imaging tools available to date were used recently at OU Health to help identify and confirm staging in men at risk for spread of ...
The anonymous donation will help fund the center’s launch of a year-long initiative to increase Oklahomans’ awareness about detecting and treating the ...
Men who are diagnosed with low-risk prostate cancer usually opt for active surveillance – a monitoring of their cancer over time without undergoing ...
OKLAHOMA CITY – Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men, but screening for early detection gives patients a better chance for successful ...
One of the biggest advances in prostate cancer treatment isn’t a new drug, a new surgery, or a new piece of technology. It’s recognizing that some men ...
Shortly after being diagnosed with unfavorable intermediate-risk prostate cancer, retired veteran Randy Voigtschild from Tuttle, Oklahoma, chose OU ...
For Herschel Johnson of Oklahoma City, the phrase "cancer-free" carries a sense of triumph and relief that only fellow survivors can truly understand. ...
Stephen Rogers of Norman never let life’s challenges get in his way. He has always focused on results and doing whatever needs to be done to ensure ...