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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2025 · 7 MIN

Prostate Health: Why We Need to Talk About It

from The Melanin Wellness Podcast: Holistic Health and Healing for Black Women’s Wellness · host Corinna Dunn

In this episode of the Melanin Wellness Podcast, host Cori addresses the critical topic of prostate health, particularly focusing on the alarming statistics surrounding prostate cancer in men, especially black men. The conversation emphasizes the importance of breaking the silence around this issue, encouraging men to engage in discussions about their health, and advocating for early detection through screenings. Cori provides actionable tips for initiating these conversations and highlights the role of loved ones in supporting men to prioritize their health. The episode concludes with a call to normalize discussions about prostate health for future generations. RESOURCES  Resources:  American Cancer Society (cancer.org) for guidelines and support.ZERO Prostate Cancer (zerocancer.org) for community programs and advocacy.Or even your local health department—many offer free or low-cost screenings.  

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