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From New York Times, by Dana Jennings, Science Editor:

So yes, prostate cancer is a dark and mysterious country, and Mr. Blum and Dr. Scholz are good, levelheaded guides through these thickets. And in telling men to slow up and take a deep breath after they learn they have prostate cancer, they provide an invaluable service. I wish I had had this book back in 2008.
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Posted ON AMAZON - Bradley Hennenfent, M.D., physician & economist, Author of Surviving Prostate Cancer Without Surgery:

February 25, 2011, 9:33 PM EST: Buy this book! I rank it five stars plus-the new GOLD STANDARD for a book on prostate cancer. It will now be the one book I advise all men to read first. I am not surprised at its high quality since I have followed the career and writings of Dr. Mark Scholz over the Internet for years. He is a spectacular doctor. I do not personally know Ralph Blum, but I feel like I know him now, because he is such an excellent and personable writer. Blum does something that is extremely valuable: he spills his intimate secrets about sex and other prostate cancer related indignities, which is exactly what men need to know. He also takes the reader on a fascinating journey through acupuncture, herbal medicine, alternative medicine, complimentary medicine, new age, and mind-body theories. Invasion of the Prostate Snatchers creates an important new paradigm in medical writing for the general public: Dr. Scholz provides the science and the new treatment advances, while Ralph Blum roams, speculates and elaborates on everything prostate cancer related. The resulting personal-and-scientific dance is more successful than I have ever seen in a book before. When you partner a great doctor with a great patient you get a really great book; you get INVASION OF THE PROSTATE SNATCHERS.

Healthy Living From 65 On Tests and tools to live long and live well. Plus: the prostate debate.Prostate cancer screening in men under 75 is nearly as controversial as mammograms for women under 50, and if you doubt it, check out the title of a new book: Invasion of the Prostate Snatchers. Read more on newsweek.com

Invasion of the Prostate Snatchers Received the following honors:

• Los Angeles Magazine, The Reading List: August 2010
• Amazon, Top 5 book in Prostate Disease, 2011
• Amazon, Top 10 book in Men's Health, 2011
• Nautilus Book Award Gold Winner in Wellness / Prevention / Vitality, 2011