Georgia leaders and patients will come together in the town hall meeting to discuss how the lack of early detection screening, community awareness, treatments knowledge and other factors impact on the prostate cancer racial disparity. The panel of leaders will also explore collaborative actions that can be taken in Georgia towards eliminating the disparity.
Moderator: Mr. Thomas Farrington, PHEN President and Founder
Speakers:
- Adrian Backus, JD, MDiv, PHEN Director of Community Outreach and Partnerships
- Keith Crawford, MD, PhD, PHEN Director of Clinical Trials and Patient Education
Panelists:
- Bishop Thomas Brown, Sr., Presiding Prelate CME 6th District
- Dr. Millard J. Collier, Jr., Family Medicine, Atlanta West Primary Care Associates
- Mr. Milton Little, Jr., President / CEO United Way of Atlanta
- Mr. Keith Millner, Chairman of the Board, 100 Black Men of Atlanta
- Rev. Dr. Kevin Murriel, Senior Pastor, Cascade United Methodist Church
- Mr. Harold Oglesby, President, 100 Black Men of Savannah
- Dr. Thomas E. Shook, Urologist, Urological Association of Savannah
- Dr. D. Ronald Spearman, Survivor and Retired Primary Care Physician
- Dr. Martha K. Terris, Chair in Urology, Augusta University
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