http://www.laprp.com In The News - TV RSS Feed for LAPRP.com en-us Wed, 20 Aug 2008 10:09:58 PDT Wed, 20 Aug 2008 10:09:58 PDT http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss LAPRP info@laprp.com info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=369 Prostate cancer does not only affect old men. It also affects young men.Arnon Krongrad, MD and Michael Benvenuto of the not-for-profit Prostate Cancer Mission talk about family history, age, and prostate cancer detection. Michael was 37 at diagnosis.Click Here To View info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=369 http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=346 CLICK HERE TO VIEWWhile reviewing the recent event by the Prostate Cancer Mission, CBS4's Cynthia Demos becomes flustered while discussing the prostate exam. info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=346 http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=277 Arturo Cabrera walks down the hallway five hours after his laparoscopic radical prostatectomy. View Video info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=277 http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=276 [VIEW VIDEO] MIAMI - When prostate cancer strikes, it's devastating news for a man. But the husband isn't the only one who is affected. Wives also pay a price for prostate cancer.  But for some women, the disease not only brought them closer to God, it also brought them closer info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=276 http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=156 CLICK HERE TO VIEW Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy, a new prostate cancer treatment, is featured after patient Dennis is diagnosed without having any symptoms of prostate cancer. "Shock, disbelief." info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=156 http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=155 CLICK HERE TO VIEW Two men talk about the shock of prostate cancer diagnosis. Patient Dennis talks about men wanting to feel invicible. Patient Jack talks about being diagnosed because he had one of the few signs of prostate cancer: an abnormal prostate exam. In the year 2000, these men info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=155 http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=154 CLICK HERE TO VIEW South Florida's public television covers a growing trend: medical visitors coming to Miami for laparoscopic radical prostatectomy. info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=154 http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=153 CLICK HERE TO VIEW Reporter Dr. Sean Kenniff talks about a less invasive form of surgery for the most common cancer of men: prostate cancer. The short news clip follows a man newly diagnosed with prostate cancer as he considers prostate cancer treatments and then chooses prostate cancer surgery with  laparoscopic info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=153 http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=152 CLICK HERE TO VIEW Many celebrities have had prostate cancer: John Kerry, Merv Griffin, Jorge Mas Canosa, Joe Torre, Phil Lesh, Colin Powell, Telly Savalas, Bill Bixby, Timothy Leary ... In a CNN program hosted by Connie Chung, broadcaster Pat Robertson talks about his prostate cancer surgery with laparoscopic radical prostatectomy. info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=152 http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=151 CLICK HERE TO VIEW Barry Johnson, CEO, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, Arnon Krongrad, MD, CEO, The Prostate Cancer Project join Michael Putney to discuss prostate cancer, laparoscopic radical prostatectomy, and development of prostate cancer awareness programs in the Greater Miami business community.*The event was sponsored by the American Prostate Cancer info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=151 http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=150 CLICK HERE TO VIEW   (loads slowly) Dr. Krongrad and other prostate cancer experts discuss research on prostate cancer diagnosis and the new Sneakers at Work prostate cancer awareness program.   info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=150 http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=149 click here to watch the video MIAMI, Fla. -- Even on casual Fridays, sneakers are rarely worn in the office or boardroom. But this Friday, the forbidden footwear was used to promote prostate cancer awareness.At AventuraHospital, dozens of workers took a lunch-time walk around the block to raise awareness.Dr. Arnon info@laprp.com http://www.laprp.com/article.php?aid=149