prostate cancer

This time of year, I feel like a guy

#Movember is about more than just charity

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What do we need to know?

Helen Branswell notes that the public doesn’t know the precise details of the cancer that killed Jack Layton and considers whether Canadians need more disclosure from political leaders.

Will cancer screening actually save your life?

Science-ish looks at the evidence on PSA testing, mammograms and the true benefits of screening

Dan Hill tells all

The singer-songwriter’s candid and moving account of prostate cancer, along with a video interview and new song—for your iPad

Are men with prostate cancer “privileged”?

Anti-Movember editorial is offensive and just plain wrong

Layton: the final enigma

Eventually, Canada will begin to oblige men in Layton’s position to be excruciatingly forthright about their health

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Finger length is a clue to prostate cancer risk

Men whose index finger is longer than ring finger are less likely to develop it

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A coffee-table book with benefits

Plus, a second opinion about prostate cancer, homeless soccer stars, a chilling Holocaust detective story, a new novel from the author of ‘A History of Love,’ and what the Bible says about sex

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Strombo v. Layton

The NDP leader talks—begins at about the four minute mark—to George about cancer, health care and the New Democrat cause. Deep insight into the eternal optimism of the New Democrat mind contained therein.

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The Commons: Jack Layton doing as Jack Layton does

In all sorts of ways, it’s difficult to imagine him ever stopping

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Layton’s fight

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWJqJFrMn7Q