The WFEA Morning Update

Early Detection and Family Support: The NH Prostate Cancer Coalition Joins The Morning Update
Early Detection and Family Support: The NH Prostate Cancer Coalition Joins The Morning Update

On this segment of The Morning Update, host Jeff Chidester welcomes Cathi Bachhuber and Peter McGee, co-presidents of the NH Prostate Cancer Coalition, into the WFEA studio for a vital conversation on prostate health.  

Jeff, Cathi, and Peter outline the Coalition’s core mission to break the stigma surrounding prostate cancer conversations and support Granite State families navigating a diagnosis.

The discussion highlights the critical importance of early screening and diagnosis, while detailing the practical resources, guidance, and community connection available to patients, survivors, and loved ones across New Hampshire.  

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