Gamma Pi's Bro. William Battle is among those African American men who are blessed not to have been given a prostate cancer diagnosis. According to government health data, 1 in 3 African American men will be diagosed with prostate cancer.
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| Bro. Battle (left) at a fundraiser |
"I believe education about prostate cancer education sits in the driver's seat to eradicate this disease," he said. "Screening is our greatest defense against prostate cancer."
The event being held in Prince George's County is synonomous with the fact that Prince George's has some of the highest prostate cancer incidence and mortality rates in Maryland.
Bro. Battle is active on many fronts to educate Black men about prostate cancer. He sponsors bike rides, awareness events and seminars, fundraisers, in the Prince George's County community and in his home state of North Carolina. He often works with local chapters to organize events
In September 2024, Bro. Battle and Gamma Pi co-hosted a very successful prostate cancer seminar for area Omega Psi Phi members at the chapter's meeting facility in Forestville.
For information about this upcoming event, reach out to Bro. Battle at: emmanualhealthedu@gmail.com



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