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As always is Clarence Jones. And we're having a good time doing these shows, chatting about a lot of different issues around health and healthcare. And hopefully it's useful for you, the listening audience. Our sponsor for these shows is Human Partnership, a good community health organization that provides a lot of programs out in the community for all of us.

As always is Clarence Jones. And we're having a good time doing these shows, chatting about a lot of different issues around health and healthcare. And hopefully it's useful for you, the listening audience. Our sponsor for these shows is Human Partnership, a good community health organization that provides a lot of programs out in the community for all of us.

You can check them out at humanpartnership.org. In addition, you can see our website as well. Visit our website to see our shows. And also, all the background research that we provide to these shows is on our website at healthchatterpodcast.com. With that, I'm going to turn it over to Clarence, and he can introduce our great guest for today.

You can check them out at humanpartnership.org. In addition, you can see our website as well. Visit our website to see our shows. And also, all the background research that we provide to these shows is on our website at healthchatterpodcast.com. With that, I'm going to turn it over to Clarence, and he can introduce our great guest for today.

Well, I'll tell you, Clarence, you and I have something in common. You with barbecue food and me with a good pastrami sandwich. So I guess we all have our vices, right?

Well, I'll tell you, Clarence, you and I have something in common. You with barbecue food and me with a good pastrami sandwich. So I guess we all have our vices, right?

So let me ask you something. You know, as a young man many, many years ago, you don't worry about these things, so you don't think about them. But let me ask you, has prostate cancer increased over, you know, like, I don't know, the last 10, 15 years, for instance, that you might be aware of?

So let me ask you something. You know, as a young man many, many years ago, you don't worry about these things, so you don't think about them. But let me ask you, has prostate cancer increased over, you know, like, I don't know, the last 10, 15 years, for instance, that you might be aware of?

but there's enough of it that we should be concerned.

but there's enough of it that we should be concerned.

You know, I once heard, and then Clarence, you can get into all the community programmatic components here, but I once heard that, or have heard quite often actually, that prostate cancer seems to be more self-contained than other cancers, you know, just by virtue of maybe the size of the organ or the ease, the relative ease of removing it if need be.

You know, I once heard, and then Clarence, you can get into all the community programmatic components here, but I once heard that, or have heard quite often actually, that prostate cancer seems to be more self-contained than other cancers, you know, just by virtue of maybe the size of the organ or the ease, the relative ease of removing it if need be.

But have you come across any of that kind of information in your background or your literature?

But have you come across any of that kind of information in your background or your literature?

But either one, yeah, it's more self-contained. And, you know, I've heard people, I've heard some, you know, gentlemen, you know, physicians say, don't worry about, you know, an enlarged prostate or whatever, or your cancer prostate, because chances are, you know, it's more self-contained and you'll probably land up, you know, dying or getting something more severe down the road.

But either one, yeah, it's more self-contained. And, you know, I've heard people, I've heard some, you know, gentlemen, you know, physicians say, don't worry about, you know, an enlarged prostate or whatever, or your cancer prostate, because chances are, you know, it's more self-contained and you'll probably land up, you know, dying or getting something more severe down the road.

Is that still in the psyche here?

Is that still in the psyche here?

Yeah. Okay. That's good to know. So Clarence, go ahead.