Events and Classes

ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk

Each year, the San Antonio Cancer Center along with Urology San Antonio hosts the city’s ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk. The race, which is part of the nation-wide ZERO Prostate Cancer race series, brings awareness to the disease and offers a time to celebrate and recognize loved ones affected by the disease.

Proceeds from the event benefit Los Padres, a San Antonio prostate cancer charity, and support the national initiatives of the nonprofit organization, ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer.

  • Date: TBD – 2021
  • Time: 8:00am
  • Location: Mission County Park Pavilions
  • Address: 6030 Padre Drive, San Antonio, TX 78214

Prostate Cancer Support Group

  • Location: San Antonio, TX, United States
  • Address: 8310 Ewing Halsell, San Antonio, TX 78229
  • Contact: Johnny Staha
  • Email: JohnnyStaha@yahoo.com
  • How to find us: Ecumenical Center for Religion and Health
  • Phone: (830) 570-7012
  • Meeting dates: 1st Monday of the month (2nd Monday if 1st Monday is a holiday)

The local chapter of the Us Too Prostate Cancer Education and Support Network holds free monthly support and education meetings for men who have been affected by prostate cancer and their loved ones.

The chapter’s meetings are organized by volunteer leaders and usually include question and answer sessions with specialists in disciplines related to prostate cancer (ie: urology, radiation oncology, nutrition, mental health, advocacy).

For more information, contact the group’s facilitators: Johnny Staha at (830) 570-7012 or email Don Triplett

Prostate Cancer Book

More than 200,000 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer annually in the United States. Another 5 million men are living with the disease. The good news is that prostate cancer, when detected early, is very curable. And even when it is not curable, it can still be treated, giving a man many more years of life. Author Dr. Arthur Centeno, MD, is a specialist in prostate health and prostate cancer, who understands the anxiety that often accompanies a cancer diagnosis.

The third edition of Prostate Cancer: A Man’s Guide to Treatment answers the questions newly diagnosed patients have. The book is available in paperback and published by Addicus Books.

Support Organizations

American Cancer Society
www.cancer.org
210-614-4212

 

Prostate Cancer Foundation
www.pcf.org

 

CancerCare
www.cancercare.org
1-800-813-HOPE (4673)

 

Cuenta Conmigo
Spanish-language cancer support group
210-685-6612

 

Men’s Health Network
www.menshealthnetwork.org
202-543-6461

 

National Cancer Institute
www.cancer.gov
1-800-422-6237

 

Patient Advocates for Advanced Cancer Treatments
www.paactusa.org
616-453-1477

 

The Prostate Diaries
www.prostatediaries.com

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