Cancer treatment helped him quickly return to marathon training.

Plus: Men can get UTIs too, and one landed a chef in the hospital; and a new book lays out five steps to righting your wrongs.

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View in browser NEW YEAR SALE: Get 3 Months of the Local News Source You Need for Only 99¢. Subscribe Today. Good morning. Here are the top health stories around Houston today: Photo: Dave Rossman, Contributor An uncommon cancer treatment helped him return to marathon training. After being diagnosed with prostate cancer, Cypress resident Jesse Sarabia opted for brachytherapy, or internal radiation, to help him make a quick recovery and minimize side effects.   Men suffer from UTIs, too. This chef ended up in the hospital. Chef Byron Bolton ended up in the hospital after his urinary tract infection went untreated. While UTIs aren't as common in men, they can be just as severe.   For a simple new fitness strategy, try these exercise 'snacks.' Here's an easy and effective way to add physical activity to your daily routine during the new year: Turn your exercise into a snack.   Evan MacDonald Health reporter evan.macdonald@chron.com Sponsored Content   Understanding Deep Vein Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolism Dr. Harlin, associate professor of vascular surgery at UTHealth Houston Heart & Vascular and an affiliated surgeon at Memorial Hermann, discusses warning signs, treatments, and how thrombectomy devices work.   Engage with Renew   Tell us your story Have you had a life-changing health transformation? We want to hear your story. Email us for a chance to be featured in print and online at RenewHouston.com.                 GET 3 MONTHS OF THE LOCAL NEWS SOURCE YOU NEED. Unlimited Digital Access for Only 99¢ Act Now No Commitment | Cancel Anytime Unsubscribe  |  Manage Preferences  |  Privacy Notice Houston Chronicle 4747 Southwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77027 © 2023 Hearst Communications