According to health officials, prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death among men in the United States, with African American men disproportionately affected. This month, the city will join local organizations and health partners in raising awareness about the importance of early detection, regular screenings and prostate health education.
“The health of our community is a top priority. By coming together to raise awareness about prostate cancer, we can save lives through education, early detection, and support. Jackson is ready to lead by example this September,” Horhn said.
Some community events have been planned throughout September:
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