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Henry Ford Health, Detroit Pistons team up to offer free prostate cancer screening
DETROIT (WXYZ) — Henry Ford Well being and the Detroit Pistons will host a free prostate most cancers screening occasion at present, December 17, from 8:00 am to midday at Henry Ford Heart for Athletic Drugs in Detroit.
Twice as more likely to have an effect on Black males, prostate most cancers is the second most typical most cancers affecting males. A easy, annual PSA blood check can establish any such most cancers in its earliest phases and stop prostate cancer-related deaths.
To qualify for prostate most cancers screening, males should meet the next necessities:
- Have to be at the least 50-years-old and have a mean threat of growing prostate most cancers and anticipated to dwell at the least 10 extra years.
- Have to be at the least 45-years-old with a excessive threat of growing prostate most cancers, together with African People and males with a first-degree relative, father or brother, recognized with prostate most cancers earlier than the age of 65.
- Have to be at the least 40-years-old with an excellent larger threat. This consists of males with multiple first-degree relative recognized with prostate most cancers earlier than the age of 65.
Males who full prostate most cancers screening on the occasion will probably be entered right into a drawing to win a 2-year lease of a brand new Cadillac or Mercedes car, sponsored by Status Automotive Group.
Henry Ford Well being medical doctors and employees will probably be onsite to facilitate the screenings.
To verify eligibility and attendance, please register at henryford.com/YourProstateYourHealth.
Henry Ford Heart for Athletic Drugs is situated at 90 Amsterdam St. in Detroit.
The Detroit Tigers ended their homestand on a high note with three wins over the San Francisco Giants. Celebrate in style by buying the team’s latest gear.
- Buy Tigers gear: Fanatics, Amazon, Lids
The Tigers were feeling a little weathered after dropping three of four to an American League rival, the Cleveland Guardians, last weekend. However, Detroit responded in a big way, beating up one of the best teams in the National League West in the final series of their recent homestand.
The Tigers certainly did not light up the scoreboard in the three meetings with the Giants, but they did enough to grab a sweep, finishing their homestand with a 4-3 record, continuing to prove why the Bengals are one of the best home teams in Major League Baseball.
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The Tigers are gearing up for a weekend series against the Kansas City Royals. Detroit is currently atop the AL Central, six games ahead of the Guardians and Minnesota Twins.
You can get the latest Tigers gear at Fanatics. Customers can get free shipping on orders over $29 by using the promo code 29SHIP.
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Detroit, MI
Detroit Tigers sweep San Francisco Giants with 4-3 win, improve to MLB-best 37-20 record
Detroit Tigers fan Jed Oliver travels from London to Comerica Park
Detroit Tigers fan Jed Oliver traveled from London to visit Comerica Park for the first time May 23, 2025. He also received a gift from the Tigers.
- The Detroit Tigers won their fourth straight game, taking down the San Francisco Giants, 4-3, on Wednesday, May 28.
- Justyn-Henry Malloy drove in the winning run on a two-out, two-run single, part of a four-run fifth inning.
- Rookie right-hander Jackson Jobe allowed three runs in 4 2/3 innings for the Tigers.
The Detroit Tigers swept the San Francisco Giants, secured their fourth win a row and now enter a seven-game road trip with as much momentum as they’ve had in weeks.
They’re playing like the best team in baseball again.
The Tigers secured a 4-3 win over the Giants on Wednesday, May 28, in the finale of a three-game series at Comerica Park, scoring all four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. The clutch hit: Justyn-Henry Malloy drove in two runs on a single with two strikes and two outs, taking the lead.
The Tigers (37-20) swept a series for the third time in May.
Before Malloy’s big hit, Colt Keith ripped a double down the right-field line to plate the first two runs in the fifth — cutting the Tigers’ deficit to 3-2. After Keith’s two-run double, Malloy flipped the scoreboard with his two-run single — putting the Tigers ahead, 4-3.
Keith hit right-handed starter Landen Roupp, while Malloy hit right-handed reliever Randy Rodríguez.
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The Tigers, though, had to fend off a comeback effort from the Giants in the eighth inning, as righty reliever John Brebbia allowed two runners in scoring position.
There were no outs, so the Tigers turned to righty reliever Tommy Kahnle. He retired three batters in a row: Patrick Bailey flied out, Christian Koss struck out swinging, and Mike Yastrzemski grounded out.
Kahnle escaped the jam without allowing a run, then closed out a scoreless ninth for his seventh save of the season.
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Jackson Jobe starts
Right-hander Jackson Jobe allowed three runs on seven hits and three walks with four strikeouts across 4⅔ innings, surrendering two of three runs in the fifth inning.
It was his fourth start in a row with at least two walks.
He threw 95 pitches.
In the fifth, Heliot Ramos hit a two-run home run off Jobe’s middle-middle sinker.
That put the Giants ahead, 3-0.
Contact Evan Petzold at epetzold@freepress.com or follow him @EvanPetzold.
Listen to our weekly Tigers show “Days of Roar” every Monday afternoon on Apple, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts. And catch all of our podcasts and daily voice briefing at freep.com/podcasts.
Order your copy of “Roar of 125: The Epic History of the Detroit Tigers!” by the Free Press at Tigers125.PictorialBook.com.
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