Prostate Cancer

The pandemic has had an extraordinary impact on life as we note. For surgical care and specifically prostate cancer care the impact has been enormous. I speak to a patient advocacy group tootling some of these challenges

I was invited again in May 2016 to speak to the PCCN Toronto Support group. With so many things changing in prostate cancer and guest speakers describing new therapies and findings I thought I would use the opportunity to reflect on my career in caring for men with prostate cancer. it is as much about what I have learned from patients and their families. I was recovering from a bout of laryngitis so please forgive the strained voice!!

Please have a look at this talk that i h=gave on behalf of Prostate Cancer Canada to a patient group on May 30, 2012. Many nuances remain to prostate cancer detection. It is important to have a conversation with your primary care physician to better assess your risk