Prostate cancer education and awareness focusing on African American men. Check cancer risk level and screening guidelines. News with screening and treatment centers for 25 U.S. cities.

Education and Awareness PHEN has expanded its educational outreach efforts with “Daddy’s Boys,” a Broadway-style stage play that tells the story of a widowed father and his sons whose relationships are fractured, coming together when faced with prostate cancer. This highly entertaining play imparts real-life messages and information …

Thomas A. Farrington. PHEN was founded in 2003 by Thomas A. Farrington, a prostate cancer survivor. PHEN's mission is to eliminate the African American prostate cancer disparity, and to increase the overall support and resources for a war on prostate cancer that will lead to a cure for the disease for the benefit of all men.

Mark manages men’s health programs for the Community Benefits Office at Dana-Farber. He is a Senior Community Outreach Specialist, and runs the Blum Community Prostate Cancer Education and Screening Program, a mobile health clinic that provides prostate cancer education and screening in medically underserved communities in Greater Boston, and …

PHEN's RAP Cancer Initiative. RALLY AGAINST PROSTATE CANCER "RAP CANCER" The ?Rally Against Prostate Cancer? (RAP Cancer) initiative combines the outreach leadership efforts of prostate cancer survivors, the power of the internet, and television broadcasts for the broadest and one of the most visible movements ever to address the prostate cancer crisis. ?

Joel Nowak, 62, lives in Brooklyn Heights with his wife and has two grown-up sons. Over the past decade, he has been diagnosed with thyroid cancer, prostate cancer (twice), and kidney cancer.

A brief biography on PHEN?s (Prostate Health Education Network) President and Founder, Thomas Farrington. He is a Prostate Cancer survivor on a mission to bring prostate cancer awareness to African American men (highest risk for Prostate Cancer).

Prostate cancer education and awareness focusing on African American men. Check cancer risk level and screening guidelines. News with screening and treatment centers for 25 U.S. cities.

The Prostate Health Education Network, Inc., (PHEN) is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. PHEN was founded in 2003 by Thomas A. Farrington, a prostate cancer survivor and author of the books, "Battling the Killer Within", and "Battling The Killer Within And Winning".PHEN is governed by a board of directors, and works with advisory boards, sponsors, partners and volunteers to implement its ...

PHEN recruits and mobilizes prostate cancer survivors, and their loved ones, nationwide to provide education and awareness outreach within their communities. This survivor network which stretches across the country is the foundation for much of PHEN’s grassroots community efforts.