Blue Ribbon Awards GalaMarch 21, 2018

Blue Ribbon Awards Gala
March 21, 2018

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National Cancer Survivors Day/Belmont Stakes 5K Run/Walk June 3

On National Cancer Survivors Day®, Sunday, June 3, 2018 Integrated Medical Foundation will honor those in our community who are living with and beyond cancer. With Fathers Day taking place a few weeks later, we […]

Blue Ribbon Run/Walk for Prostate Cancer®
November 11, 2018

A 5k Run or Walk through beautiful Syosset Woodbury Park and its surroundings! GRAND MARSHAL AND PROSTATE CANCER SURVIVOR CURTIS SLIWA LOOKS ON AT CHRIS KOEGEL, THE FIRST MALE TO CROSS THE FINISH LINE, 2013 Join […]

Uses and types of urinary catheter

A person may need to use a urinary catheter if they have problems passing urine. There are several types of catheter, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Learn more about urinary catheters, and what to expect when using them, here.
Prostate cancer: New, quicker test to assess metastasis risk

A newly developed test can detect the risk of metastasis in people with prostate cancer at a quicker rate, lower cost, and using smaller tissue samples.
Prostate cancer and back pain

Back pain is a common complaint with many possible causes. In some cases, chronic, unexplained back pain can occur with advanced prostate cancer. Learn more here.
PSA levels after prostatectomy

A prostatectomy is one treatment option for prostate cancer. It involves the surgical removal of the prostate gland. Following a prostatectomy, doctors carry out regular prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing to check that the cancer is not returning. Learn more about PSA after a prostatectomy here.
Gold nanoparticles could destroy prostate cancer

By coating nanoparticles with gold, researchers have successfully destroyed prostate cancer cells in people without damaging surrounding tissue.
IBD increases prostate cancer risk by fivefold

According to a new study, inflammatory bowel disease increases the risk of developing prostate cancer. This finding opens up a challenging clinical debate.