June 25, 2008
Patient Voices: Prostate Cancer
What is it like to get a diagnosis of prostate cancer? What are men's fears? How do they cope with the side effects of treatment? Here, in their own words, are the stories of seven men living with varied consequences of prostate cancer and treatment.
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Audio recording by: Susie An, Ken Cedeno, Brett Flashnick, Chris Ian Garlington, Brendan Smialowski and Trent Wolbe.
Karen Barrow/The New York Times
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Related Links
- Reporter's File: Detection Comes Earlier, and So Do Tough Questions
- A Review of Prostate Cancer Leaves Men in a Muddle (February 26, 2008)
- Despite Doubts, Cancer Therapy Draws Patients (January 18, 2008)
- On Sex After Prostate Surgery, Confusing Data (January 15, 2008)
- Times Health Guide: Prostate Cancer
