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Time to Sprout That Stache for 'Movember'
Michelle Bragazzi  
11/7/2012   10 comments
Community Editor Michelle Bragazzi is asking you to change the face of men's health this month.
Hooray! September Is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
Michael Kaufman  
9/21/2012   5 comments
Michael Kaufman shares some statistics about American men and prostate cancer and gets some encouragement from The Prostate Czech to get his own prostate checked.
Veterans Still Facing a Fight
Michelle Bragazzi  
9/10/2012   6 comments
Community Editor Michelle Bragazzi explains why military veterans are at an increased risk for cancer
32nd Annual Oncology Nurses Symposium
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8/21/2012  
The Controversy Over PSA Testing
Michelle Bragazzi  
7/30/2012   6 comments
Community editor Michelle Bragazzi shares a study that illustrates the value of PSA testing.
African-American Males Affected by Prostate Cancer Experience Unmet Psychosocial Needs
Michelle Bragazzi  
6/22/2012   7 comments
Community editor Michelle Bragazzi explains the need for improved psychosocial care among the African-American prostate cancer population and their families.
Celebrating the Spirit of Father's Day
Michelle Bragazzi  
6/15/2012   8 comments
Community editor Michelle Bragazzi reminds us that, as we celebrate Dad this weekend, it's also Men's Health Month, and there are opportunities to raise awareness for prostate, colon, and testicular cancer.
Men: Add a Little Spice to Your Life
Michelle Bragazzi  
4/25/2012   10 comments
Community editor Michelle Bragazzi discusses new findings on the power of oregano in prostate cancer prevention.
New Ultrasound Treatment for Prostate Cancer
Stephanie Wiseman  
4/17/2012   3 comments
A High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound promises to kill prostate cancer cells without destroying nearby tissue.
Men With Prostate Cancer Await More Data After AFFIRM Trial
Michael Kaufman  
2/24/2012   4 comments
Michael Kaufman discusses the dramatic results of a clinical trial for a drug that could improve treatment for castration-resistant prostate cancer.
Prostate Cancer in Younger Men
Michelle Bragazzi  
2/15/2012   4 comments
Michelle Bragazzi tackles the misnomer that prostate cancer is an older man's condition and points out that there are often side effects to the side effects of prostate cancer.
Sexual Health & the Cancer Survivor
Stephanie Wiseman  
2/14/2012   13 comments
One of the biggest hurdles facing cancer survivors is that their cancer care team isn’t talking to them about sex.
ASCO Annual Meeting
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1/27/2012  
Prostate Cancer: Should I Get Screened?
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
Prostate Cancer Screening: A Decision Guide
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
Harms of Smoking and Health Benefits of Quitting
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
Secondhand Smoke and Cancer
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
Obesity and Cancer Risk
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
Menopausal Hormone Therapy and Cancer
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
Human Papillomaviruses and Cancer
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
HIV Infection and Cancer Risk
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
Helicobacter pylori and Cancer
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
Cell Phones and Cancer Risk
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
BRCA1 and BRCA2: Cancer Risk and Genetic Testing
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
Prostate Cancer
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
What You Need to Know About Prostate Cancer
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
NCCN Guidelines for Patients / Prostate Cancer
Resources for Your Patients  
1/27/2012  
Oncology Nursing Society Congress
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1/27/2012  
Myths & Facts About Chronic Pain and Cancer Pain: What You Need to Know
Resources for Your Patients  
1/18/2012  
This 3-page booklet will provide your patient with all that they need to know about chronic pain and cancer pain—including a description of how pain is evaluated and types of pain, and describes both pharmacologic management of pain as well as alternative and complementary pain management tools.
Myths & Facts About Cancer Fatigue: What You Need to Know
Resources for Your Patients  
1/18/2012  
This 40-page handbook will provide a resource for your patient on the most commonly experience side effect of cancer—fatigue. Included are discussions of what fatigue syndrome is, how it is clinically measured, and complementary and alternative treatments for it. Special attention is also given to caregiver fatigue.




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Monica Key talks about celebrities making the decision to lower their cancer risk with prophylaxis.
Julianna Paradisi explains the similarities between artists and oncology nurses -- both revealing inner beauty and strength.
Webinar Series
Wednesday, April 10, 2013 12:00 PM EDT

Presented by Denise Friesema, MS, RN, OCN, this webinar will:

  • Discuss the role of the oncology nurse in clinical trials
  • Provide an overview of the staff nurse and clinical trial nurse roles as clinical provider, coordinator, patient advocate, and data recorder
  • Offer participants a chance to ask questions during a live question and answer period

Register for this informative free webinar now!

Friday, December 14, 2012 12:00 PM EST
Tuesday, December 4, 2012 12:00 PM EST
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The 2013 Nurse Compensation Survey Results Are In
Michelle Bragazzi, BS, RN,
5/3/2013  32
In February, TheONC surveyed more than 600 oncology nurses to find out more about their careers. We wanted to know if they felt adequately compensated and satisfied within their ...
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