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Gleason Score 4+3

Gleason Score 4+3: What It Means & Next Steps

The Gleason grading system is used to assign a score that measures how aggressive prostate cancer. The Gleason score is evaluated by looking at tiny samples of prostate tissue taken during a biopsy. In the biopsy, a tiny cores of tissue is taken from the prostate gland and studied under a microscope. A pathologist studies […]

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American independence day

Celebrating America’s Independence While Promoting Prostate Health

Independence Day is a time when we come together as a nation to celebrate freedom, unity, and the values that make this country great. As we enjoy the fireworks, barbecues, and parades, it’s important to remember that this festive occasion also presents an opportunity to raise awareness about an issue that affects millions of men: […]

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Canada Day TULSA

Celebrating Canada Day & Raising Prostate Cancer Awareness

Canada Day, a day of national pride and celebration, holds immense significance for Canadians nationwide. On this special occasion, amidst the festivities and joy, it is crucial to reflect on another important aspect of Canadian identity: our commitment to health and well-being. In particular, Canada Day serves as an ideal platform to raise awareness about […]

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Celebrating Fatherhood & Understanding Prostate Health on Father's Day

Celebrating Fatherhood & Understanding Prostate Health on Father’s Day

The most valuable gift a father can give to their family is the gift of time. One approach to ensuring an abundance of time and creating more memories together is by taking responsibility for one’s health. Father’s Day is a special occasion celebrating fathers’ invaluable role in our lives. On this day, as we honor […]

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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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