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Hotsheet April 2020

PCa Support Groups in Texas
PCa Support Groups in the DFW Area 2020
New Risk Calculator (after PSA testing)
PCa Drugs Updated (NCI, March 2, 2017)
2020 Brochure: "What You Should Know About Prostate Cancer"
Spanish Brochure: "Lo Que Debe Saber Sobre El Cáncer De La  Próstata" 
Brochures are available from ntxpcacoalition
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Upcoming Events

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A number of facilities have banned all non-essential meetings, especially those involving outside groups for at least a month.  This also applies to vendors and outside groups from having meetings on campus.  This is in response to the new status of COVID-19 now being considered a pandemic. Please understand that this is for YOUR safety!

At this time, the following events are cancelled: 
 NTxPCC: "Let's Talk on Tuesday ... About Prostate Cancer"
 X-th Annual Symposium, McKesson, Irving

The Symposium will be rescheduled. We will bring you up-to-date on this site and in Facebook .


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Elected New NTxPCC Treasurer
Thomas B Reynolds


Prostate cancer

Texas is doing something right! But, ...

ZERO rated Texas B, C and B- in 2006, 2007 and 2008, respectively, which takes into account screening and mortality rates, state insurance mandates and  support for prostate cancer-related legislation).

                   Texans Deserve an A!



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Updated April 1, 2020, 5:50 pm CT




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