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12 Oakville Beaver Weekend Sunday September 26, 1999 To Your Health To reach this section cal! 845-3824 Fax:337-5567 Men over 50 urged to have prostate cancer test S p e c i a l b l o o d t e s t a n d p h y s i c a l e x a m c a n h e lp d e t e c t c a n c e r a n d a i d in t r e a t m e n t o f d i s e a s e D uring Prostate C ancer Awareness Week from Sept. 20th to 26th, the Canadian Cancer Society in Ontario urges men over 50 to get a prostate exam. There will be an estim ated 6,100 new cases o f prostate cancer diag­ nosed in Ontario in 1999 and an estim ated 1,550 men will die from the disease. The Society recom m ends that men over 50 discuss the potential benefits and risks of early detection testing using the prostate specific antigen (PSA) blood test and digital rectal exam with their doctors. Men Acupuncture S pecia lizing in: ' Headaches, Migraines • Stress & Anxiety • Stiff Neck ' Respiratory Disorders • Allergies • Arthritis, Joint Disorders > Sciatica • Pain Elimination • Addictions (Smoking & Alcohol) House Calls Available for the Elderly & Infirm Lynne C. Ganong B. Math, D. Ac. in high risk groups, such as black men and those with a family history of prostate cancer, should discuss the need for testing at a younger age. For a free information package about prostate cancer, early detec­ tion, resources and community sup­ port, call the Canadian Cancer S ociety's Cancer Inform ation Service toll-free at 1-888-939-3333. You can also visit their website at www.cancer.ca. W hat's new in prostate cancer research: The Canadian Cancer Society supports some of the most innova­ tive prostate cancer research in C anada through the Canadian Prostate Cancer Research Initiative-. This year, the Society contributed $1 .3-m illion over three years to fund five new research projects. Led by Dr. Michael Sherar and Dr. John Trachtenberg of the O ntario C ancer Institute, one of those new projects explores how thermal therapy could be used to wipe out prostate cancer cells while avoiding com plications associated with traditional treatm ents. Radiation and surgery can cause damage resulting in incontinence, sexual problem s or o ther side effects. Thermal therapy uses heat to S e m in a r o n M e n o p a u s e A free seminar on Menopause Made Easy Naturally will be held on Tues. Sept. 28th. at 7 p.m. Pre-registration is necessary. The session will examine symp­ toms and compare natural and hor­ mone replacement therapies, beneficial foods and other hints. Call Body of Health at 847-3125. destroy prostate tumours while leav­ ing nearby tissue unharmed. This research has the potential to benefit thousands of Canadians, as prostate cancer is the most frequently diag­ nosed cancer among Canadian men. Som e prostate cancer statistics: The most frequently diagnosed cancer for Canadian men in 1999 continues to be prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is the leading cause of cancer death among men after lung cancer. One in eight men will develop prostate cancer during his lifetime, most likely after age 70. It is estim ated that there will be 6,100 new cases of prostate cancer in Ontario in 1999 (in Canada - 16,600). It is estim ated that there will be 1,550 deaths from prostate cancer in O ntario in 1999 (in Canada - 4,100) Heinen N a tu rop a th ic & W ellness Centre 461 North Service Rd. W. #B27 (between Dorvol & 4th Une) (905) 465-0191 w w w . n a tu r o p a m ic . c a Story idea? 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