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Prostate Health 5 Simple Exercise Tips For Men

5 Exercise Tips for Better Prostate Health

If you’re interested in prostate disease treatment options or simply want to support your overall prostate health, adopting a routine of regular physical activity is one of the best steps you can take. Exercise doesn’t replace medical care or decisions, but it can be a powerful complement to your wellness strategy. Below are five practical, […]

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No Shave November for Men’s Health Awareness

Each November, men around the world put away their razors to take part in No Shave November—a month-long movement that turns facial hair into a symbol of strength and awareness. No Shave November goes beyond a facial hair trend; it’s a movement that encourages us to embrace our hair and let it grow because many […]

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Your Health, Your Legacy: Embracing Men’s Health Month

Men’s Health Month is observed every June to help raise awareness about common health issues that affect men and to encourage them to take charge of their health. One important area of focus is prostate health, which many men don’t think about until there’s a problem. In this article, you’ll learn why Men’s Health Month […]

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Wishing You a Happy, Healthy Holidays!

Whether you’re a patient who’s received the TULSA Procedure or continue to stay up-to-date with us about everything prostate-related, we want to thank you for your continued support. This time of year is a busy time for most with festivities, travelling, and quality time with family and friends. While the holidays are fun, they can […]

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From BPH Appointment to Unexpected Cancer Diagnosis King Charles III's Medical Journey

From BPH Appointment to Unexpected Cancer Diagnosis: King Charles III’s Medical Journey

Buckingham Palace recently disclosed that King Charles III had been diagnosed with cancer following a procedure intended to treat a benign prostate condition known as Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). While BPH itself is not prostate cancer, it can raise concerns during treatment, as any abnormalities detected might indicate more severe underlying conditions. Understanding BPH and […]

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