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CBS Houston: ‘Party’ for Prostate Cancer Prevention & Education (Men’s Health)

By on Monday, June 3rd, 2013 | No Comments

Blue Cure Founder Gabe Canales on Great Day Houston interviews with Great Day Houston the day before the big Blue Cure Benefit Party for a Cure at Hotel ZaZa. College Athlete & Blue Cure volunteer…

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Houstonians join the Blue Cure movement to learn how to live the anti-cancer lifestyle

By on Saturday, May 11th, 2013 | No Comments

Prostate cancer has long been considered an “old man’s disease.” Meet the new face of prostate cancer: Gabe Canales, who was diagnosed at 35-years-old. The former Houston marketing and PR executive didn’t even know what a PSA was until an inadvertent test of his blood revealed he had prostate cancer — at age 35.

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Chemo Duck Introduces Cartoon To Explain Cancer Treatment

By on Sunday, January 6th, 2013 | No Comments

NASHVILLE, Tenn .- Childhood cancer is something no family wants to deal with. Gabe’s Chemo Duck Program is a nonprofit organization that supports children and families living with cancer.

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Why You Should Join the Blue Cure Movement to Fight Prostate Cancer

By on Friday, July 6th, 2012 | No Comments

www.BlueCure.org http Articles from Gabe Canales – HUFFINGTON POST Fight Cancer With Facebook by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Prostate Cancer Prevention Begins When Men Are Boys by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Fight Prostate Cancer With Meatless Monday by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Part II – Why Men Should Consider an Integrative Approach to Prostate Cancer by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Part I – Why Men Should Consider an Integrative Approach to Prostate Cancer by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com CyberKnife? 5 Questions on Prostate Cancer With Dr. Jonathan Haas by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com ‘Celts for Blue Cure’ to Fight Prostate Cancer — Will Other Schools Follow? by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Presidential Politics and ‘The War on Cancer’ by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Why You Should ‘Go Blue!’ to Fight Prostate Cancer by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com An Open Letter to the NFL: Why We Can’t Neglect Prostate Cancer by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Prostate Cancer: Not Just an Old Man’s Cancer by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com more links at www.BlueCure.org Please join me in the fight to end prostate cancer! Sign up and make a difference at http

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NBC Los Angeles: Prostate Cancer Survivor Gabe Canales, Sep 2011

By on Saturday, June 23rd, 2012 | No Comments

www.BlueCure.org Gabe Canales is a prostate cancer survivor. He joins Colleen Williams on Nonstop News LA to share his story and his mission to spread awareness. From Gabe Canales – HUFFINGTON POST Fight Cancer With Facebook by Gabe Canales http Prostate Cancer Prevention Begins When Men Are Boys by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Fight Prostate Cancer With Meatless Monday by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Part II – Why Men Should Consider an Integrative Approach to Prostate Cancer by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Part I – Why Men Should Consider an Integrative Approach to Prostate Cancer by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com CyberKnife? 5 Questions on Prostate Cancer With Dr. Jonathan Haas by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com ‘Celts for Blue Cure’ to Fight Prostate Cancer — Will Other Schools Follow? by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Presidential Politics and ‘The War on Cancer’ by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Why You Should ‘Go Blue!’ to Fight Prostate Cancer by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com An Open Letter to the NFL: Why We Can’t Neglect Prostate Cancer by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com Prostate Cancer: Not Just an Old Man’s Cancer by Gabe Canales www.huffingtonpost.com more links at www.BlueCure.org Please join me in the fight to end prostate cancer! Sign up and make a difference at http

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Jim Bailey: On premature passing: ‘We’ll understand it all by and by’

By on Wednesday, August 31st, 2011 | No Comments

… experience conveyed well. (Jeff appeared much less enthusiastic.) Then came a 1-year bout with leukemia that claimed her life. She was 37. Now Gabe’s memories of his mother will …

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Looking back at crash one year later

By on Saturday, June 25th, 2011 | No Comments

… no stranger to that hospital. “I have been there extensively. Our son, Gabe, battled lymphoma,” Fisher said. Both are doing OK. The elder Fisher received care at Quality Living …

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