Giving prostate cancer the finger

Michael Izen has been subjected to frequent probing over the past six years, but he is still alive and giving the finger to cancer.
Izen — who was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer at 45 and even penned a book about his experience — is not your average cancer survivor.
Nor does he have your average cancer.
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