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Minneapolis Urban League national attention for their first come Minneapolis Urban League annual Prostate Cancer Awareness and Education Day on 20 June 2008 .

Stephanie Chisolm, Ph.D. â? Director of Patient Education with the American Urological Association Maryland said, â? This has involved a great opportunity for the AMA with the Minneapolis Urban League and Social Wellness Cluster, which is doing a great job in the Twin Cities.â? Â Â Theodus Mr. Mitchell with the Center for Disease Control (CDC) said, â? The CDC is very good and supports all efforts that the Minneapolis Urban League is color.â in reducing health inequalities in the communities involved? ?

James Hedley with the National Institute of Health , said â? The NIH provides information on the Minneapolis Urban League in order to assist them in their efforts to treat prostate Cancer.â?

yesterday scored the original press releases on the I-Newswire.com is seen nationally by more than 40,000 new organizations and individuals to continue the Tampa Tribune grow. (FL) and St. Pete Times (FL), both want more information about the event have their hometown favorite Bob Samuels.

This event is free and open to further public. information, call 612-302-3100 or visit www.tcbusiness.org.

About Samuels:

Samuels Bob , a committed community activist, Mr. Samuels is enrolled in a ? Who commands? S Who in Black America ????. As the founder of the Harlem YMCA? s Black Achievers in Industry program, he helped create the United Negro College Fund? s Corporate Gifts Matching Program, and therefore with the United Negro College Fund, he received the â? UNCFâ? s Outstanding Citizen? s Award.â? Samuels was the Founding President of the National Association of Urban Bankers and New York City Urban Bankers Coalition . In 1984, the National Association of Urban Bankers honored him by renaming the â ???? outstanding bank ? to ???? Robert J. Samuels Founder â? s Great Wax Museum award. Â In December of that year he was black in the Hall of Fame Philadelphia .

event is open to the public and all people and their families , which do about prostate cancer awareness , Prevention knowledge and information that you need to know are invited to attend this exciting educational poss. It is food, drinks and brochures to help you, well informed, your risk as it relates to prostate cancer.

Samuels was diagnosed with prostate cancer at the age of 56 A? in the prime of life? the cancer had advanced dangerously far. Samuels was shocked to discover that an African-American, he was a high risk for the disease, he also surprised that he undergo a physical examination every year since his annual doctor had never discussed was his risk of prostate cancer. Samuels was a banker for 31 years in New York and became one of the first black Vice Presidenta? S of a major bank in the nation.Â

Today

, with his cancer in remission, this retired banking executive has channeled the energy that it so successful in his career in a new role, he prostate cancer? ? s most aggressive defenders. As a founding member of the President of the National Prostate Cancer Coalition moved, Samuels prostate cancer in the national scene. Samuels went out to the lobby in Florida, and is the founder and president of the Florida Prostate Cancer Network (fPcN) to the active state coalitions in the nation.

Prostate cancer is the No. 1 with cancer (not skin) and diagnosed No. 3 causes of cancer deaths in Florida. Samuels has worked tirelessly to educate Florida about the disease.


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men’s health activist and organizer Samuels was in many activities, including participating?
à ¢ â founding president of the National Prostate Cancer Coalition br â?  ¢ founding president of the Florida Prostate Cancer Network Inc.
â? ¢ Education Member of the National Cancer Institute? s (NCI) Prostate Cancer Group A progress report
? ? Â ¢ Consultant, Food & Drug Administration? s Oncology Drug Advisory Committee (ODAC) a
? ¢ a former member of consumer advocates in NCI research and related activities (Carra)
? ¢, a patient representative of the former Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) a
? ¢ former co-chair of the Florida Prostate Cancer Task Force
? ¢ a former board member of H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute
â? ¢ a former member of the American Armyâ? Prostate Cancer Research Group s

Samuels led many battles in the fight against prostate cancer. As founding president of the National Coalition for prostate cancer, he lobbied Congress repeatedly to increase research funding for prostate cancer and helped to identify the state of Florida, as a matter of public policy, prostate cancer, serious illness at the state level to be addressed. In 2004 he was recognized by the Ministry of Health unsung hero with Florida? S Price . Â The State Department of Health is a credit to his leadership and contributions to the stakeholders throughout the state with the approval of the education of the Florida Prostate Cancer concerned Act. Samuels helped obtain a grant of one million DOD on joint training of prostate cancer risk and Research Institute at FAMU Moffitt Cancer Center building.

Recent awards and recognition are:
¢ a tribute to the 109th Congressional Record of the U.S. House of Representatives
à ¢  U.S. Department of Health? ? Human Services â? Health of minorities Leadership Award ????
? Neta prostate ¢ â? s Lifetime Achievement Award at the â commitment to the elimination of health disparities
? ¢ Â Hillsborough County commission? Humanitarian Award
â? Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio ¢ Â? S â? Outstanding Citizen? S
price? ¢ Â One of the Florida Legislature? Citizen Recognition Award
Magazine  ¢ s ONYX -?????????? Humanitarian Award

Mr. Samuels

comes courtesy of the Minneapolis Urban Services Caolition financial holding its annual conference in downtown Minneapolis 18th to 22 June at the Hyatt for more information go to www.ufscnet.org

Please visit us at 20th June 2008 from 04.30 bis 18.00 Clock for this one-session information education and community health outreach the cause of differences Minneapolis Urban League , at 2100 Plymouth Avenue North. More information is located, call (612) 302-3100 .

This message was presented by the Minneapolis Urban League , Clarence Hightower, president and Twin City Business â? www.tcbusiness.org / blog

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