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<b>WHAT</b>:
The OHSU Knight Cancer Institute is offering <b>free</b> prostate
cancer
screenings.<br>
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</b>Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in U.S. men,
and
screening can detect cancer at an early treatable stage. The free
screening at OHSU will include a PSA blood test and digital rectal exam.<br>
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<b>WHO:</b>
Men who are age 40 through 75 should be screened annually.<br>
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<b>WHEN:
</b>Thursday, Oct. 22, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. No appointments are
necessary. <br>
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<b>WHERE:
</b>OHSU Center for Health & Healing 10th Floor, 3303 S.W. Bond
Ave.,
Portland. The Center for Health & Healing is next to the Portland
Aerial
Tram.<b> <br>
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The Portland Streetcar travels from downtown to the South Waterfront.
The
Center for Health & Healing is located by the S.W. Moody and Gibbs
stop. <br>
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Parking is available in the underground garage at S.W. Whitaker,
directly
across the street from the Center for Health & Healing. Parking
tickets
will be validated after the screening.<br>
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<b>DETAILS: </b>
OHSU clinicians also will have information on the latest research, risk
factors
and local support group contacts. For more information call 503
494-3456.<br>
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