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A Conversation for Black Men: A Candid Prostate Cancer Talk w/Urologist Dr. Linda McIntire
Oct 8, 2024 ·
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A Conversation for Black Men: A Candid Prostate Cancer Talk w/Urologist Dr. Linda McIntire
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Dr. Linda McIntire, a urologist who recently served as the president of R. Frank Urological Society, an organization of Black urologists, joins Auto Trends with JeffCars.com for a wide-ranging candid...
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Dr. Linda McIntire, a urologist who recently served as the president of R. Frank Urological Society, an organization of Black urologists, joins Auto Trends with JeffCars.com for a wide-ranging candid educational conversation.
While some men may have mixed feelings when talking about sex, erectile dysfunction and the likes with a female urologist, others realize that the opposite sex brings a sensitivity to the conversation that many men lack.
With that being the case, during the enlightening talk, Dr. McIntire covers everything from biases with clinical trials and the established prostate screening ages to the connection of Black mothers and sisters in select cancer groups and how that could place their Black sons and brothers in a high-risk prostate cancer diagnosis group.
Moreover, the doctor tackles cultural sensitivity in healthcare to measures R. Frank Jones Urological Society has taken to recruit more urologists from the community.
This conversation is being sponsored by ZEROcancer.org.
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While some men may have mixed feelings when talking about sex, erectile dysfunction and the likes with a female urologist, others realize that the opposite sex brings a sensitivity to the conversation that many men lack.
With that being the case, during the enlightening talk, Dr. McIntire covers everything from biases with clinical trials and the established prostate screening ages to the connection of Black mothers and sisters in select cancer groups and how that could place their Black sons and brothers in a high-risk prostate cancer diagnosis group.
Moreover, the doctor tackles cultural sensitivity in healthcare to measures R. Frank Jones Urological Society has taken to recruit more urologists from the community.
This conversation is being sponsored by ZEROcancer.org.
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