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long with his and

her towels, his and

3A her cars, his and her

razors, his and her neg-

ligees, please add his and
her cancers.

The prostate and the

breast, both capable of har-

boring hormone-sensitive
cancers, possess some in-
triguing similarities.

At birth, the prostate
gland is about the size ofa
pea, while a newborn
brain is the size of a ripe
avocado. By adulthood,
the. prostate resembles. -
more the avocado, while
the male.brain (as I’m re-
minded by numerous. fe-
males in my life) apparently
tends to resemble the pea. .

~The prostate’s job is to
provide a-fluid- that. nour-
ishes’ sperm.
nanoseconds after nourish-

ment, the well-fed sperm
will cheerfully head off to
work on an egg hunt, never
- to return.

The breast’s j job i is to pro-
vide a fluid that nourishes

"children. Eighteen ° years
later ‘the’ well: nourished

child. will “reluctantly. be-

soe egged on to find work, ak

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Be as ‘ink and ¢ °
. GteFeinment.

Eighteen ~

e Perhaps the most unfor-

tunate similarity is in‘ the
fact that this year 200,000
women and 200,000 men in

the US and Canada will be
diagnosed with breast and _

pr ostate © cancer... respec-

tively. Of. these, 44,000.
women - will succumb to.
their disease while 37,000. -

men: with prostate cancer

will not survive their illness, _
Prostate cancer ‘is now
. the ‘most commonly: diag-*

‘nosed cancer in men in the
US. Iti is the second leading

cause: of: cancer: death <in ie
“males, trailing only jung :

pierre

Breast cancer is the most
commonly diagnosed can-
cer in women. One in eight
women will develop breast
cancer in their lifetime.

Both ‘cancers: can be

~ made more aggressive by

our so-called sex hormones.

*. Testosterone can speedup

the spread of prostate can-

cer and a select group of

breast .cancers are very
sensitive to estrogen. Both
cancers are more apt to oc-
cur: in. relatives of.those
who have had the cancer.
Oddly, prostate and. breast
cancers are’.a farity_ i
Japan.

CLINICAL PRESENTATION

Both- cancers ' present
with PAINLESS lumps in

‘their - respective © gland.
When a woman presents to .

the office with a sore breast,

~ my first job is to reassure

her that breast cancer gen-
erally is not painful until the

lumps are cysts:
Similarly; when a’ man
presents tothe office stating

‘his prostate is sore, my first
- job-is-to .reassure-him that. -
--he probably has: no. idea.

: where his prostate is.

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