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Cleveland Clinic Press Consumer Health Book Tells Why Prostate Cancer is Exceedingly Treatable
Prostate Cancer: A Cleveland Clinic Guide by Eric A. Klein, M.D.
CLEVELAND, May 15, 2008 /Cleveland Clinic Press/ – If men have a single common fear nowadays, it's prostate cancer, easily the most common cancer in males over age 50. This year, it will strike more than 230,000 individuals.
In Prostate Cancer: A Cleveland Clinic Guide, Cleveland Clinic Press author Eric A. Klein, M.D., writes that prostate cancer is exceedingly treatable. His consumer health book provides a frank look at risk factors, prevention, detection, and treatment of prostate cancer. Dr. Klein has written or edited seven books on urological malignancies and has been listed in Best Doctors in America since 1996.
Filled with helpful information and written with compassionate insight, Prostate Cancer dispels the myths and misconceptions about the disease and encourages patients to take charge of their health. Dr. Klein's prostate cancer book discusses promising new therapies, cutting-edge medications being tested in clinical trials, and foods that may help lower the risk of prostate cancer.
Prostate Cancer is a Cleveland Clinic medical guide that gives patients what they need most: substantive information from an authority that is trusted by people all over the world – Cleveland Clinic.
Dr. Klein views early detection and reduction of risk as vital. His prostate cancer book outlines what all men, even those as young as 21, must do to reduce their risk. For those who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, this medical guide outlines successful treatments.
Read more about and purchase Prostate Cancer: A Cleveland Clinic Guide.
By Eric A. Klein, M.D.
ISBN: 1596240229
Pages: 110
$14.95/trade paperback
About Cleveland Clinic Press
Cleveland Clinic Press is a medical book publisher whose mission is to improve health literacy and dispel myths associated with health and health care. The Press offers authoritative consumer medical guides and health books, including heart books, cancer books, healthy cookbooks, kids' books on health, and much more.
About Cleveland Clinic
Founded in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1921, Cleveland Clinic is a nonprofit multispecialty academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research and education. U.S. News & World Report consistently ranks Cleveland Clinic one of the nation’s best hospitals in its annual “America's Best Hospitals” survey.
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