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Website for info on PCa~3 languages to choose from-Eng.-Span.-Portug?
This website is via Dr. Strum a USA leading PCa oncologist whom also published a book called: A Primer on Prostate Cancer-The Empowered Patients Guide (2nd edition) Dr. Strum/Donna Pogliano (authors).
Not only does it mention all the basics and parameters on PCa, it even gets more into it than some sites, his book is the best all around information on PCa for lay persons, that I have seen, maybe that has changed since 2004 era.
When you get to the site you click on the language you wish to read it in, 3-choices: english, spanish, and the third looks similar to spanish-maybe it is portugese (someone else can write in this thread what that one is..I am not certain).
Nice for people whom are looking for information in those languages to find a good, informative site.
Dr. Strum has helped inform many patients through prostate-pointers group (website) on the internet (for others to see the correspondence, replies to other patients digests and things that he informs patients on as to tests, oversites or possible mistakes by uro-docs etc. Great free education on the doctor/patient concept...you are like a fly on the wall looking in on the scenario.
