I rely on The New Prostate Cancer InfoLink--a part of Prostate Cancer International--to provide me with daily e-mails concerning current issues regarding prostate cancer. Those e-mails are extremely well written and very informative, and provide links to the studies, reports, and articles that the e-mails are discussing. I rely on those e-mails to keep me current on what is going on in the field of prostate cancer.

I get a free e-mail almost every evening containing between two and four articles about prostate cancer from Prostate Cancer International's New Prostate Cancer Infolink. The articles are uniformly highly-informative, well-written, well-reasoned, and unbiased. For someone at high risk for prostate cancer, I consider this free source of information on the Internet as important and admirable as I do Wikipedia. From what I see from the website, if I ever do develop prostate cancer, I will have free access to a wealth of sources for support and information. I cannot overemphasize my respect and gratitude for this nonprofit.

Prostate Cancer International has a website entitled, "The 'New' Prostate Cancer Infolink." Every evening, seven days a week, the website posts between one and three articles about prostate cancer. The articles generally discuss, and link to, a professional medical article about a particular topic in the area of prostate cancer.

The discussions are extremely well written, extremely helpful, and extremely well though out. The discussions closely examine the article under consideration, often critiqueing the logic, scientific bases, and conclusions in the articles.

The website is the ONLY medically-oriented website on the Internet that I have virtually complete trust and faith in.