Prostate cancer survivor helps educate New Yorkers about the disease
The New York state Department of Health calls prostate cancer the second-most common cancer among men statewide.
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5h agoSeptember is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, shining a light on what the New York State Department of Health calls the second-most common cancer among men statewide.
News 12’s Julia Joseph spoke with one prostate cancer survivor about their mission to educate New Yorkers on the common and treatable disease.
