Admetech Foundation: The Manogram Project

More than 6,500 men will be diagnosed with in this year. More
than 700 will lose the battle. Advocacy and education are critical. Thank you
and for working to reduce health disparities.
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black-brown-men-to-quality-prostate-cancer-care/

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is a curable disease when diagnosed and treated early. But for far too many black men, that doesn’t happen. But AdMeTech and the Prostate Cancer Equity Resource Project can help. https://baystatebanner.com/2025/04/09/state-supported-program-aims-to-connect-black-brown-men-to-quality-prostate-cancer-care/

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Black men are twice as likely as white men to be diagnosed and die from prostate cancer. It doesn’t have to be that way. Reducing this disparity is critical. The AdMeTech Foundation is here to help black men get access to early screening,
diagnosis and treatment that will cure them.

State-supported program aims to connect Black, brown men to quality prostate cancer care – The Bay State Banner When Ken Reeves was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2019, it came with all the stress and concern that a cancer diagnosis carries.

We hosted our 16th Annual PCAD event on March 27th. You can now watch the event on YouTube:

Prostate Cancer Awareness Day 2025 AdMeTech Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to ending the prostate cancer crisis by advancing early detection and treatment. Prostat...