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Cancer Myths

8 Cancer Myths You Should Stop Believing Right Now

By Dr. David Samadi In a matter of seconds, a cancer diagnosis can turn your world upside down overnight. It’s a time of uncertainty, tough decisions, and, unfortunately, a flood of misinformation. Well-meaning friends and internet searches may bombard you with advice—some helpful, but much of it misleading. When it comes to cancer, knowledge is… Read more

TURP Surgery

TURP Surgery Recovery: What Men Should Expect and How to Heal Faster

By Dr. David Samadi Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a common non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland that affects many men as they age. This condition can lead to bothersome urinary symptoms that may include frequent urination, a weak urine stream, and difficulty emptying the bladder.  Specific lifestyle changes along with medications can help manage… Read more

Prostate Cancer

Understanding the Formation and Spread of Prostate Cancer: What Every Man Should Know

By Dr. David Samadi Cancer, including prostate cancer, can feel like an enigma—many men diagnosed with the disease have questions about how it forms and spreads. It can be to your advantage to understand the mechanics behind prostate which can be vital to be better prepared for decision-making and deciding your care.  If you or… Read more

Prostate Biopsy

You Need a Prostate Biopsy: What to Expect and How to Prepare

By Dr. David Samadi Suppose your PSA (prostate-specific antigen) levels have come back elevated or your doctor has noticed something unusual during a digital rectal exam. In that case, the next step may be a prostate biopsy. This procedure is essential for determining whether prostate cancer is present, helping guide treatment decisions if needed. Hearing… Read more

Prostate Cancer Awareness for Black Men

Dr. David Samadi: It’s Time To Raise Prostate Cancer Awareness for Black Men

NYC Prostate Cancer Expert Dr. David Samadi Urges Black Men to Take Action Against the Second Leading Cancer Killer in Men Prostate cancer does not discriminate, but Black men face a significantly higher risk—nearly 70% greater than white men—and are twice as likely to die from the disease, according to a 2025 report from the… Read more