Patient -vs- Doctor

In "Prostate Cancer - Misdiagnosed," Garry Jones shares his deeply personal journey of being misdiagnosed with prostate cancer. Jones's experience sheds light on a pervasive issue in healthcare, especially affecting African American men. In the United States, approximately 12 million adults seeking outpatient medical care are misdiagnosed each year, with 1 in 20 adults affected. Of these misdiagnoses, around 6 million could lead to harm or even death, especially in cases of conditions like cancer.
Jones's story is a powerful testament to the potential consequences of misdiagnosis. After years of recurring health issues, he discovered the root cause of his suffering - prostate cancer. His book, "Prostate Cancer: Misdiagnosed," not only chronicles his personal struggle but also serves as a guide for patients to prevent delayed or misdiagnosis. Through his advocacy, Jones empowers others to assertively seek proper medical care and avoid the potential consequences of misdiagnosis. This book is a call to action for patients to become proactive in their healthcare, especially in communities where healthcare disparities are prevalent.