Prostate Cancer Will Be Focus of Public Forum
The second annual Prostate Cancer Forum on Saturday at the Sequoia Conference Center is open to the public, with experts leading 21 workshops on the latest in research and treatment.
The fee of $15 for the day will include lunch and a prostate cancer survival book.
The forum is being sponsored by the American Cancer Society and the Fullerton Prostate Forum Support Group.
Organizers said the program is designed to help anyone dealing with prostate cancer, as well as families and friends of victims and anyone else concerned with prostate health.
Prostate cancer will afflict 317,000 men in 1996, and an estimated 41,400 will die from the disease, according to Cancer Society figures.
The conference center is at 7530 Orangethorpe Ave. in Buena Park. Information: (714) 261-9446.
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