Life After Prostate Cancer Diagnosis - a study investigating the full range of issues affecting a man and his family after #prostatecancer diagnosis. #PROMS
Professor Adam Glaser (LIDA) and colleagues have published research which found that many men do not feel they get appropriate support for sexual dysfunction in the years following a prostate cancer diagnosis.
One from yesterday's fantastic session #NCRI2018 'The reality of cancer treatment consequences' featuring @bbcnickrobinson & our very own Eila Watson presenting from our LAPCD study - how well men with prostate cancer do on active surveillance. Funded by @ProstateUK@MovemberUK
Adam Glaser will be reporting on our PROMs study which represents the experiences of 35k men living with and beyond prostate cancer at 1-2pm in the Carron Room #NCRI2018. Funded by @ProstateUK@MovemberUK. We are excited.... see you there!
A thought provoking talk on the psychological impact of being on a monitoring pathway for early stage prostate cancer by Eila Watson from @oxford_brookes funded by @ProstateUK and @MovemberUK during the @mac_cancerinfo session at #ncri2018
Levels of distress onAS/WW similar or lower to those on active Tx @Eilawatson@lapcduk, some 'forgot' about the PCa though also evidence of transient anxiety about PSA check ups and uncertainty of their prognosis #BPOS2018