…100 Good Men initiative, which consisted of 115 men contributing $1,000 each to raise a total of $115,000, making it the largest individual Open Your Heart gift in the history…
…misconception that urology is just for older men, Terrell sees patients of all ages and demographics, both men and women. “We all have urologic problems regardless of our age, sex,…
…interview at the Kentucky State Fair advocating for men to get screened for prostate cancer. combatting a leading cause of cancer deaths in men. As a prostate cancer survivor and…
…for Cancer Research says that prostate cancer is the “most common, non-skin cancer diagnosed in men and the second leading cause of cancer death in men after lung cancer.” Stephen…
…has worked to dispel the misconception that urology is a specialty that primarily serves older men. The scope of urologic care is broad and encompasses men and women of all…
…states, “Women are not small men. We may have the same disease process but present very differently. For example, a heart attack doesn’t always present with chest pain in women,…
…itself in men and women. “We have learned to appreciate the challenges and the differences in the presentation between men and women in terms of the heart disease symptoms and…
…more women than men. While every case may not warrant specialized care, many produce disabling impacts. Various health organizations that assess levels of disabling conditions rate acute and persistent migraine…
…at healthcare as a whole, it is a female dominated occupation. In leadership roles, however, men primarily advance above women. Commonwealth Pain & Spine has removed the barrier for female…
…counseled and screened over 17,000 men since its inception in 2004 and is only possible through the generous donations by the Lexington Cancer Foundation, Pfizer and the Kentucky Cancer Program…
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