In this episode, we explore the groundbreaking PROMISE Registry, a research study aimed at understanding how genetic differences can impact prostate cancer patient outcomes. Our guests, Dr. Channing Paller and Rudy Burwell, share valuable insights on the importance of this collaborative effort between doctors, researchers, and patients in the fight against prostate cancer. The PROMISE Registry is open to all prostate cancer patients, regardless of their stage of treatment or survivorship, and by joining this study, patients can contribute to the development of precision medicine approaches tailored to individual genetic profiles.

We discuss the crucial role of genetics in understanding prostate cancer and how the PROMISE Registry is building a comprehensive genetic database through a grassroots network of patients. By analyzing genetic information from partners nationwide, PROMISE aims to lay the foundation for future prostate cancer knowledge and treatment advancements. Join us as we explore the potential of the PROMISE Registry to revolutionize prostate cancer care and learn how you can be a part of this groundbreaking initiative.

Are you a Veteran who has been diagnosed with prostate cancer? Navigating your VA benefits may seem daunting. We can help.

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Join ZERO for a special episode of ZERO's Black Men's Prostate Cancer Initiative Podcast as Dr. Reggie Tucker-Seeley, ZERO's Vice President of Health Equity, speaks with Eric Morrow, a veteran and prostate cancer survivor, about his prostate cancer journey.

In this edition of Black Men's Prostate Cancer Initiative Prostate Cancer Uncensored, hear from Dr. Eddie Wright, a prostate cancer survivor from We Can Win, in a discussion with ZERO's Kris Bennett.

In the latest We’re Not Gonna Take It podcast, William King of The Commodores chats with Twisted Sister’s Jay Jay French to discuss his prostate cancer journey and how being an African American man has influenced his perspective on his diagnosis.

In this extended version of our podcast with Rob Halford of the rock band Judas Priest, Rob goes into detail about how sobriety and sexuality factored into his own prostate cancer journey. Jay Jay French of Twisted Sister is our Prostate Cancer Uncensored guest host. Jay Jay is a rocker, author and prostate cancer survivor. As you'll see in this dynamic conversation, he and Halford have many similarities and differences when it comes to their prostate cancer journeys. To learn more about prostate cancer, visit zerocancer.org/wngti.

In this edition of Black Men's Prostate Cancer Initiative Prostate Cancer Uncensored, hear from Mr. Faulk, a prostate cancer survivor, in a discussion with Dr. Joseph Osborne, the Chief of Molecular Imaging and Therapeutics, Professor of Radiology at Weill Cornell Medicine and Attending Radiologist at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medicine.  

To learn more or to listen to additional episodes of Prostate Cancer Uncensored, visit zerocancer.org.

What is ZERO360, and how does a case manager work with you to make your prostate cancer journey easier? ZERO's Director of Patient Programs, Jeremy Patch, sits down with ZERO360 case manager, Beth Scott to discuss how case managers ease the stress of a prostate cancer diagnosis and help navigate healthcare needs for patients across the country. Learn more at zerocancer.org/zero360.

In this special Prostate Cancer Awareness Month edition of Prostate Cancer Uncensored, Host Jay Jay French (of Twisted Sister) chats with "Cowboy Max" of TikTok fame. Max is a goat farmer from New Mexico who was diagnosed with prostate cancer at just 46. This lively conversation between an ‘80s rocker and a modern day cowboy you don't want to miss. Learn more about prostate cancer at zerocancer.org/wngti.

In this special Prostate Cancer Awareness Month edition of Black Men's Prostate Cancer Initiative Prostate Cancer Uncensored, we feature NBA all-star Grant Hill. Tune in to hear why Hill is so passionated about saving Black men from prostate cancer—and how he's spreading the message that EARLY DETECTION SAVES LIVES.