AFRICAN AMERICAN HEALTH MATTERS: PROSTATE CANCER

Robert Sanders is a prostate cancer survivor like his brother, Founder/Director of 50 HOOPS ™ Ed “Spider” Sanders. Here they discuss their family history and how they each found out they had prostate cancer. (5:44)

50 Hoops is the first prostate cancer basketball tournament for men 30-50 and over. 50 Hoops remains the only national prostate cancer basketball tournament in the U.S. and presents prostate cancer education during the games, targeted to educate minority men about prostate cancer 50 Hoops' programs have traveled to over three-dozen cities and claims dozens of Network Coordinators and Cancer Coalitions as partners.

The company's National Physician and Family Referral [NPFR] Project branches out to include Patient Lecture Series, Field Research, Focus Groups and Medical Education programs related to recruitment of minorities into clinical trials.

50 Hoops has over 102 networks and entities. The company has built relationships with some of the most prominent physicians in the country in their quest to educate communities about diseases, treatment options, and trials.
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African American Health Matters is the only Mobile Health Text Message Service in the U.S. designed to improve minority health, disease, and clinical trials information. For several years the "African American Health Matters" Radio Broadcast aired online. The AAHM patient education broadcast featured physicians and disease organization executives from around the country, discussing nearly two dozen diseases that affect African Americans today.

WE ARE PROUD TO PRESENT THIS AAHM PATIENT EDUCATION AUDIO LIBRARY TO OUR VISITORS.

This is a free patient education site. No fees are charged for viewing or downloading.

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