I'm Joe Graydon.

And I'm Terry Graydon.

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Prostate cancer affects one man out of eight over a lifetime.

How has detection or treatment changed in recent years?

This is the People's Pharmacy with Terry and Joe Graydon.

Dr. Andrew Armstrong is one of the country's leading prostate cancer researchers.

The good news is that treatment can extend life, often dramatically, and that many men, most men, in fact, with prostate cancer, don't die of prostate cancer.

They die of other stuff.

Has former President Joe Biden's diagnosis of metastatic prostate cancer changed our

awareness of this disease? Coming up on the people's pharmacy, what men need to know to overcome

prostate cancer. In the PEOPLE's in the people's pharmacy health headlines.

The COVID pandemic is over, but too many people are still suffering from long COVID.

A new study demonstrates that even mild infections may lead to symptoms many weeks or months later.

Researchers studied rhesus macaques.

Even though they were unvaccinated, the animals did not become very sick when they were infected with COVID-19, and they recovered promptly.

But six months later, many of them had signs of chronic illness. The scientists noted

that there was evidence of persistent viral RNA in nose and mouth tissues, as well as stool,

indicating persistent infection of the digestive tract. The monkeys had elevated markers of inflammation

and hormones indicative of diabetes and heart

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