Featured Interview
Daniel Weinberg Mens Anonymous • The Patient Detective With Murray Keith Wadsworth: Prostate cancer awareness takes on new meaning through the story of Murray Keith Wadsworth, a man who turned his own diagnosis into a mission to educate and empower others. In this eye-opening conversation with Daniel Weinberg, Murray shares his journey from a shocking PSA test result at 47 to years of navigating misdiagnoses, missed tumors, and major life decisions about treatment. Drawing from his book Prostate Cancer: Sheep or Wolf, he reveals what every man should know about early testing, over- and under-treatment, and becoming an advocate for their own health. His honesty, humor, and determination remind listeners that awareness isn’t just about prevention—it’s about living with courage, curiosity, and choice.
Featured Article
Cancer Surviving and RVing: An allure—perhaps illusion—of the RV lifestyle is its perceived freedom from routines. Although seasons change with varying degrees of ambiguity, nature imposes strict rhythms: 29.5-day lunar cycles come to mind. Camping limits, waste tank capacities and the need for water impose their own schedules, often at the worst moments, like mid-storm or during forgotten holidays.
Nine years ago, I was new to RVing. Though traveling solo, I followed my longtime friends John and Pattie. We left the Hill Country west of Austin, Texas, and camped in New Mexico’s higher elevations, waiting for the snowmelt to open northern routes. By October, we reached Glacier National Park, our most northern destination. Along the way, John and Pattie shared insights from 13 years on the road. But as I’ve learned firsthand, this lifestyle always brings new lessons and unexpected challenges.
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Nine years ago, I was new to RVing. Though traveling solo, I followed my longtime friends John and Pattie. We left the Hill Country west of Austin, Texas, and camped in New Mexico’s higher elevations, waiting for the snowmelt to open northern routes. By October, we reached Glacier National Park, our most northern destination. Along the way, John and Pattie shared insights from 13 years on the road. But as I’ve learned firsthand, this lifestyle always brings new lessons and unexpected challenges.
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About Book
"You will want to read this when prostate cancer’s threats come a-calling. Urologists say the cancer is coming for every man. This book carries a lot of weight of experience."
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About Podcast
"Memento mori” - just not from Prostate Cancer! Join us for discussions with patients across the US, Europe and down under, as we share how we are navigating this disease as patient detectives, patient scientists and strong self-advocates. We focus on screening, investigative and diagnostic methods, treatment selection(s), and cancer recurrences. Patient guests discuss what they have learned, tried and what they would do differently - if only they could. Hosted by Author of Prostate Cancer – Sheep or Wolf? Navigating Systemic Misinformation Murray Keith Wadsworth.
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Prologue
Meet Andrew, George, Joe, Peter. They were part of my motivation for writing this book.Click to read more
Table of Contents
The book includes the Foreword “Is prostate cancer the new breast cancer?” Plus, nine chapters, four graphs and eleven original illustrations, only one being anatomical.Click to read more
Sheep or Wolf?
This question of sheep or wolf is a key concept as to how I came to understand my cancer, and whether it was contained within the barn, the barnyard or out on the incurable highway.Click to read more Appendix A
The prologue introduces the reader to five men that faced a prostate cancer diagnosis.
One is me, the author. Of course, each of us sought a curative outcome. Having this disease with its wide spectrum of conditions, ranging from non-life threatening to the cause of death in about one in forty men, can make you feel like you are sitting on death row, hoping doctors or medicines can and will commute your sentence. What makes it even tougher is facing the tide of systemic misinformation surrounding this disease.
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The book in numbers
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Number of Pages
Prostate Cancer Sheep or Wolf? has been professionally edited and medically reviewed. I gave serious considerations to what would be included, and I did not want it to emulate a medical text book nor alter my experiences with the aid of a ghost or co-writer.
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Scientific References
Quickly I realized the internet was both a resource and a nightmare—and that Doctor Google was not as helpful as one would hope. I have cited my most important sources and I hope you find them most helpful.
ABOUT ME: For a Texan enjoying an amazing lifestyle working and living in Dorking, England, a market town just south of London, it was not the cold and wet of that fateful winter day back in December of 2014 that rattled me. It was the concerning lesion found on my prostate gland during a medical consultation. Suddenly, at 57 years old, otherwise healthy and active, my life’s path was forever changed. I returned home to Austin, Texas, USA, to consult with my long-established urologist. He recommended surgery, straightaway. Despite the cancer, I followed my instincts to say no and returned to England in search of answers to my many questions. It took three years, many medical consultations, groundbreaking technologies, and four treatments on two continents to get my cancer under control. Those experiences are recounted in my little book, Prostate Cancer Sheep or Wolf? Navigating Systemic Misinformation.
Since my diagnosis eleven years ago, the disparities and misinformation surrounding this disease are even more confusing. More disturbing is that the death rate from this disease is increasing. In the year of my diagnosis, 2014, some 27,000 American men died from prostate cancer. Last year, 2024, some 35,700 souls. Further driven than when I published my book, I am hosting and producing the Prostate Cancer Lessons podcast series. My guests are patients from across the US to Europe and down under. And along the way, there will also be conversations with spouses and doctors. We will be discussing all that is involved in navigating this disease as patient detectives, patient scientists, and strong self-advocates, sharing our respective experiences and what we have learned about screening, diagnosis, primary and secondary treatment selections, and incurable metastatic prostate cancer. I welcome you to read my book and join us on the podcast for these difficult yet heartwarming discussions.
Since my diagnosis eleven years ago, the disparities and misinformation surrounding this disease are even more confusing. More disturbing is that the death rate from this disease is increasing. In the year of my diagnosis, 2014, some 27,000 American men died from prostate cancer. Last year, 2024, some 35,700 souls. Further driven than when I published my book, I am hosting and producing the Prostate Cancer Lessons podcast series. My guests are patients from across the US to Europe and down under. And along the way, there will also be conversations with spouses and doctors. We will be discussing all that is involved in navigating this disease as patient detectives, patient scientists, and strong self-advocates, sharing our respective experiences and what we have learned about screening, diagnosis, primary and secondary treatment selections, and incurable metastatic prostate cancer. I welcome you to read my book and join us on the podcast for these difficult yet heartwarming discussions.
