The Prostate Net^®Inc.
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Sanford, NC 27330
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The Doctors Channel - Site listing short information videos on many subjects relating to prostate disease management

Patient Power is a one-of-a-kind resource bringing in-depth information to patients with cancer and chronic illness. Audio and video interviews, with transcripts, help patients make informed decisions in partnership with their medical team. Founded by patient-advocate, medical journalist, author and cancer survivor Andrew Schorr, Patient Power goes far beyond basic health information. Patient-centric programs focus on delivering the most credible, authoritative and up-to-date health information. More than 2,000 on-demand programs feature leading medical experts, inspiring patients, unforgettable stories and actionable medical guidance on serious health concerns. Connect with Patient Power on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and view the entire library of audio and video interviews at www.PatientPower.info

The Prostatenet Patient Power player can be viewed using this link.

Dramatic Health Networks: The Cancer Series
Individual videos of patients and their professionals talking about confronting prostate cancer. Click Here Type in "Prostate Cancer" in the search box. (8/29/2012)

Dr. Henry Tsai talks about proton beam radiation therapy. (July 2013)

Dr. Robert Gatenby and Dr. Robert Gillies, cancer researchers at Moffitt Cancer Institute, talk about why current "targeted therapies" for advanced prostate cancer won't work. (Aug. 2013)

Prof. Dr. Jordi Estape speaks about his alliance with The Prostate Net to increase patient education in Spain. (English) (Aug. 2013)

Prof. Dr. Jordi Estape speaks about his alliance with The Prostate Net to increase patient education in Spain. (Spanish) (Aug. 2013)

Dr. Matthew Galsky talks about his study on abiraterone and its efficacy for treating African-American prostate cancer patients. (Aug. 2013)

The Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program at the Department of Defense has been the point-of-the-spear in the fight against prostate cancer. Yet the current political logjam in Congress is threatening the ability of the program to provide funding for the critical research needed. Dr. Howard Soule of the Prostate Cancer Foundation speaks to the need for all Americans to voice their concern to their Representatives that this funding must be maintained.