Millions of men in the U.S.
are afflicted with some form of prostate disorder: prostatitis, Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), or Prostate Cancer. Yet sadly, many are unaware of new treatments and prescription options, diagnostic procedures,
surgical advances, and dietary findings that can help them manage
their condition, slow down its progression, and minimize the potentially life-altering side effects of these prostate disorders and their treatments.
The Johns Hopkins James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute is dedicated to providing state-of-the-art medical and surgical care in all aspects of adult urology. Now, you can benefit from the that remarkable heritage of medical expertise, innovation and careful attention to urological diagnosis and treatment.
The Johns Hopkins Prostate Bulletin
provides comprehensive, up-to-the-minute coverage of essential
medical news for prostate disorder sufferers, from our renowned team of Hopkins specialists.
The Johns Hopkins Prostate Bulletin is edited by Jacek Mostwin, MD, Professor of Urology, Johns Hopkins.
Each subscription to The Johns Hopkins Prostate Bulletin also includes
5 FREE
Special Reports:
- Special Report #1: BPH (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia)—reviewing the options, with an
emphasis on minimally invasive techniques
- Special Report #2: Diet and Prostate Health—90% of all
prostate cancers have dietary links
- Special Report #3: Treating Overactive Bladder—a new
generation of medications to help deal with the frequent urge to urinate, and urinary incontinence
- Special Report #4: Chronic Prostatitis: New Research, Renewed Hope—important new
therapies in the treatment of this little-known prostate condition
- Special Report #5: The Radical Prostatectomy—essential
reading for anyone facing prostate cancer surgery
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The Johns Hopkins Prostate Bulletin is not available on newsstands, but only through this special charter offer.
If The Johns Hopkins Prostate Bulletin speaks directly to your individual health concerns, as we predict it will, you may subscribe for only $149 for the whole year (4 quarterly issues). This special charter offer saves you 46% off the regular cost. If not thrilled, simply return The Johns Hopkins Prostate Bulletin and you will receive a refund, no questions asked. You may keep the five Special Reports as a gift.
The Johns Hopkins
Bulletins
Johns Hopkins has developed a unique series
of publications designed to help concerned medical consumers
access the very latest and most authoritative information
exploring some of the most serious medical conditions.
The Johns Hopkins Bulletins are from the
leading Johns Hopkins specialists, and provide the latest
coverage in the fields of Prostate Health, as well as Heart Disease,
Memory Disorders, and Arthritis . Each of the five Bulletins
offers you the equivalent of having an in-depth consultation with
a leading expert in their respective fields.
The Johns Hopkins Arthritis Bulletin
— Crucial information for those suffering from arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, gout and other rheumatoid conditions. Edited by Joan Bathon, M.D., Professor of Medicine, Division of Rheumatology, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and Director of the Johns Hopkins Arthritis Center.
Each subscription includes 4 FREE Special Reports:
- Special Report #1: Arthritis Pain Relief—the most effective medications and strategies for all forms of arthritis-related pain and pain management
- Special Report #2: Joint Replacement: Best Surgical Options—the answers you need before, and after surgery for total knee replacement, hip replacement, and more!
- Special Report #3: Fitness and Nutritional Strategies for Combating Arthritis—preserve your joints and relieve pain with the most effective exercises
- Special Report #4: Effective Drug Treatments for Rheumatoid
Arthritis—surveys the various medications available for rheumatoid arthritis, such as Enbrel, which not only treat symptoms, but slow structural damage
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The Johns Hopkins Heart Bulletin
— Heart-healthy information previously unavailable
to the public, from the renowned experts at the Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of Heart Disease. Edited by Roger Blumenthal, M.D., F.A.C.C. Assocate Professor of
Cardiology, and Director of the Ciccarone Center
Each subscription includes 4 FREE Special Reports:
- Special Report #1: The Johns Hopkins Nutrition and Fitness Prescription—diet, weight loss, weight control, exercise, smoking cessation guidelines, and more, for preventing and even reversing heart disease
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Special Report #2: Statin Drugs and the Cholesterol Battle—Zocor, Crestor, Lipitor, Mevacor, Pravachol, Lescol, and more! What you need to know to get the right prescription for you
- Special Report #3: Men vs.
Women: Matters of the Heart—the very important differences between the genders regarding cardiovascular health factors, and what each can do for heart attack prevention
- Special Report #4: Heart Procedures: State of the Art Surgical Treatments—Guidelines on the latest breakthroughs in heart surgery options, such as bypass, angioplasty, stents, and more!
PLUS an added BONUS:
- The Cardiac Glossary—packed full of key terms and concepts so you can be on the "same page" as your doctor, and make the most of your subscription to The Johns Hopkins Heart Bulletin
The Johns Hopkins Memory Bulletin
— safeguarding your brain against aging and memory loss. Edited by Peter Rabins, MD MPH, Professor of Psychiatry at Johns
Hopkins.
Each subscription includes 4 FREE Special Reports:
- Special Report #1: Nutrition and Brain Power—foods and
nutrients to add... and eliminate
- Special Report #2: Medications and the Brain—drug
interactions, side effects, new 'wonder drugs'
- Special Report #3: The 36 Hour Day Caregivers
Report— more effective caregiving
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Special Report #4: Memory Boosters—preventive measures and self tests for your mind
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