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TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH: Testosterone treatment can be risky after curing any cancer

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DEAR DR. ROACH: I’ll be 70 in August, and in 2012, I had prostate cancer. My prostate was removed. My PSA level was low but rose fast, so I guess it was an aggressive form of cancer. After the removal, they still found evidence of cancer, and I underwent 35 radiation treatments that were also completed in 2012. Afterward, I had two Lupron shots to keep my testosterone low. I guess it’s been very low ever since. Beginning in 2017, I have been on GLP-1 agents for diabetes, and I’m now on Mounjaro. These meds have been great; I’ve lost 50 pounds, and all my numbers are perfect. ...

Senior News

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DAY OUT: On Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., all are welcome to join the Saving Our Seniors of Mahoning Valley group at a free health and wellness event. Saving Our Seniors is a collaborative group of organizations with the common purpose of assisting older adults as they age. Join the group and visit over 90 vendor tables full of information on all options for aging your way. Free health screenings will be available. Refreshments and giveaway items provided. Individuals who attend will be eligible for a free basket raffle. The event will also host The Senior Showcase. Senior Showcase ...

Dear Annie: Faux pas during crisis costs him a friendship

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DEAR ANNIE: Recently, I had a major social misstep that has essentially pushed one of my best friends out of my life. During the week of my birthday, I had a mid-30s crisis; a string of bad memories from dating and bad luck with women hit me and put me in a very emotionally weakened state of mind. In front of this friend, I was reduced to what felt like a whimpering fool, complaining about my bad luck with dating and women. Two days later, I was back to my normal self and saw her at my birthday dinner with friends. During the dinner, she was distant from me, which was fine, and I gave ...

Mahoning Valley arts and entertainment

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Art ARTS & EDUCATION AT THE HOYT, 124 E. Leasure Ave., New Castle, Pa.: “Shaping Space: PIttsburgh Society of Sculptors” and “Nicole May Luga — City Scrolls: Everyday Beauty,” both through Sept. 30. Hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday ...

LOOP hosts big event, racers sought, Oktoberfest moves

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Assorted ramblings from the world of entertainment: • “Reemergence” will fill LOOP Youngstown Arts & Culture Center with art, music and poetry on Sunday. LOOP studio artists will display their work in the center’s community room, and the show features photography, acrylic, oil and watercolor paint, textiles, wood and other materials. Participating artists include Sarah Sharber, Kellie Kirksey, RB Knight, Tony Nicholas, Joelene Barb, Dei Bilunka, Elizabeth Ford, Ed Hallahan, Heather Bowser, Willie Duck Jr., AJ Pascoe, Tom Ritter, Lauren Sandor, Sophia Black and Jaye ...

Bonamassa keeps making music, but might stop making records

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Enjoy Joe Bonamassa’s latest album, “The Spirit of Rory: Live from Cork.” There might not be many more after it. No contemporary blues artist may be more prolific or more successful than Bonamassa. He’s released more than 40 albums since his 2000 debut, “A New Day Yesterday.” ...