In this episode of PROSTATE CANCER: REAL TALK, we hear the powerful story of Ralph Jones, who was diagnosed with prostate cancer with a staggering PSA score of 600. Under the care of UI Health in Chicago, Ralph entered clinical trials that helped bring his PSA levels down to nearly zero. His journey highlights the seriousness of prostate cancer, the importance of medical research, and the resilience needed to face such a diagnosis.
Beyond his cancer experience, Ralph is the C.E.O. of Youth Development Systems Inc., where he focuses on improving academic performance through online chess and STEM training. With decades of experience in finance, system design, teaching, and programming, Ralph brings both professional and personal insight into the conversation.
In this episode, Ralph shares the lessons he learned through his prostate cancer journey and the advice he offers to other men about prioritizing their health. His message underscores the importance of PSA testing, early action, and staying informed to take charge of one’s well-being.
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