INDIANAPOLIS
– It’s estimated that one man in six is likely to develop prostate cancer
during his lifetime. The good news is that, through regular screening and
education, the disease is being found earlier and the death rate for prostate
cancer is going down.
That’s why
Franciscan St. Francis Cancer Center (8111 S. Emerson Ave,) is offering a free
seminar on prostate cancer at 6 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 28. William Schwab, MD,
of Urology of Indiana, will lead the discussion about risks, diagnosis, current
treatment options and the benefits of robotic-assisted surgery. Participants will
have the opportunity to “test drive” a da Vinci robotic surgery system and see
firsthand how the advanced technology works.
The seminar
is free and refreshments and light dinner will be provided.
Space is
limited and registration is required. Call 877-888-1777 to register.
