Managing Your Medical Team
VirtualREGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/3jGNN1V Our medical team is a bit like Goldilocks' porridge...too few folks, too many folks - but rarely, just the right number! There are so many disciplines […]
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Webinars
How Do You Know When to Enter Active Surveillance and When to Leave?
VirtualREGISTER HERE: bit.ly/301lfL2 Join us for the final AnCan webinar of 2021! Kirsten Greene, MD, Paul Mellon Professor and Chair of the University of Virginia Department of […]
Cancer, Chronic Illness, and Intimacy
VirtualREGISTER NOW: https://bit.ly/3qWKSWK Want to make 2022 the best year of your sex life? From pleasure with a partner, or just riding solo, nothing is off limits in this […]
Webinar: Prostate Cancer Biopsies…The Great Debate
VirtualREGISTER NOW!! - https://bit.ly/3OJ9Mmu Join us for a hot topic for any patient facing one or more prostate biopsies. The debate will focus on whether transrectal biopsies or transperineal biopsies […]
Webinar – What Is a Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist – And Why You Need One!
VirtualAnCan Foundation supports several conditions that compromise the pelvic floor as a result of surgery, radiation, or just side effects of the disease itself. It can impact continence and sexual function for all.
A non-interventional rehab solution is pelvic floor physical therapy - a sub-specialty in itself.
Webinar – Parp-Inhibitors and Prostate Cancer…Gotta Have a Mutation???
VirtualParp-Inhibitors have long been on AnCan's radar since our dear departed Boardie, Dr. Bill Burhans, found himself with olaparib in his lab in 2015 and convinced his tumor board to prescribe it along with abiraterone for his BRCA2 mutation.
Question is ...
What's a PARP-Inhibitor, and what does it do?
Who benefits from a PARP?
Do PARP-I's work for everybody?
How can a PARP-I be used for prostate cancer?
Webinar: How and Why PCa Genomic Tests Work … What’s Inside the Black Box?
VirtualREGISTER HERE! How bad is my prostate cancer??? We've all asked ourselves that! Today there are tests to predict its gravity early in the diagnosis and after surgery. […]