Logan Cooley

Advocating for the power of fitness in cancer survival |Supporting Urology practices for GU cancer care excellence | Avid Marathon Runner🏃🏻‍♂️

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

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[UroToday.com @urotoday]

Safety and tolerability of TAR-200 monotherapy in patients with BCG-unresponsive high-risk #NMIBC in #SUNRISE-1. @siadaneshmand @KECKSchool_USC joins @zklaassen_md @GACancerCenter to discuss on UroToday. The Phase IIb study demonstrates an impressive 83.5% complete response rate with the device, which remains in place for three weeks at a time. #WatchNow on UroToday > https://t.co/UbHlZUMhNh

[Dana-Farber Lank Center for Genitourinary Oncology @DanaFarber_GU]

GU Research Digest for the week of November 30 - December 6: a selection of publications about GU cancers in high-impact journals. Search the PMIDs on https://t.co/F03S8cX7Rn to read!

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

Mushroom Extract Shows Promising Effects Against Prostate Cancer : ScienceAlert https://t.co/M5LtLNq5I6

[Pete Moore @paintoolkit2]

People who Exercise

As many of you know, or may not that I have prostate cancer and had it since 2016.

I don’t remember anyone telling me this about the importance of exercising after diagnosis, so good job I was already doing it already.

#SelfmgtLIVING-Works

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

Aligning treatment plans with life expectancy and personal values can prevent unnecessary interventions and improve quality of care.

[Urology Times @UrologyTimes]

Findings from a recent study suggest that men with intermediate- to high-risk prostate cancer and a limited life expectancy may be increasingly overtreated. @TimDaskivich @CedarsSinai #pcsm
https://t.co/A4k8cP97dP

[Cristiane D Bergerot, PhD, FASCO @crisbergerot]

Our paper @JCOGO_ASCO is out!

We explored @ASCO guidelines for integrating psychosocial support, nutrition, & exercise into cancer care, w a focus on telehealth

I wrote this w a stellar team @PauloBergerot @EnriqueSoto8 @fitaftercancer @DrTracyECrane

https://t.co/9nnNhHm5NY

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

The increasing volume of genetic testing is great news for early detection & personalized treatment. #prostatecancer #BRCA #genetics

[Urology Times @UrologyTimes]

The volume of germline genetic tests ordered for patients with prostate cancer is increasing over time, recent data suggests. @AdityaBagrodia @UCSDHealth #pcsm
https://t.co/IwOUsvyVTe

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

⁦@ImermanAngels⁩ is an amazing organization. ⁦In this talk, ⁦@DocApplebaum⁩ shares four key caregiving lessons: telling patients’ stories, the caregiver’s role in healthcare, learning from emotions, and finding meaning in challenges. https://t.co/mpguCLh7pT

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

Goodluck to everyone running the NYC marathon today!

[TCS New York City Marathon @nycmarathon]

TODAY IS THE DAY!🥳🗽 Watch the #TCSNYCMarathon live and learn more: https://t.co/gE5guj4bhL

[Healthy Eating with Nazo @EATINGWITHNAZO]

Tomato's Prostate Cancer-Fighting Power

Tomatoes are like a "Shield" protecting the prostate from cancer, using a combination of antioxidants, anti-inflammatory compounds, and immune-boosting properties.

AMAZING BENEFITS OF TOMATOES MOST OF YOU DON'T KNOW.

CHECK THREAD 👇

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

@AAbelloMD @BIDMCUrology @tcmarathon Awesome achievement! Twin Cities marathon is on my list.

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

Higher leisure-time physical activity (>7.5 MET-h/week) was associated with a lower risk of incident cancer, specifically bladder, cervical and thyroid cancers, over a mean follow-up of 12.4 years. https://t.co/hhSTPFqS0w

[Rasel Hosen @details_with_ai]

2. Regular exercise.

Seyfried emphasizes regular exercise as VITAL for preventing cancer by:

• Improving mitochondrial function
• Lowering blood sugar and inflammation
• Supporting autophagy to clear damaged cells

Here are some forms of exercise anyone can do:

• Walking
• Swimming
• Strength training

Any form of movement is better than none.

Simply moving your body daily is the goal.

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

Exercise during cancer treatment can reduce hospital stays by 1.4 days! 💪 This means more open beds and faster access to care for other patients in need. Small steps, big impact. #CancerCare #ExerciseAndHealth #Healthcare

[British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) @BJSM_BMJ]

🚨 BJSM Blog:

Exercise During Cancer Treatment - A Key Factor in Reducing Hospitalisation 🏃‍♀️🏥

➡️ Bitesize digest of a recent systematic review
➡️ What effect does exercise have on clinical outcomes?
➡️ Is it safe?

READ HERE 👉 https://t.co/cRe8FMIfxu

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

Regular exercise is vital for preventing cancer. Any form of movement is better than none. Trail walking / running in Camden, ME- highly recommend!

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

Thank you @TurnerSportsEJ for sharing your story. Your vulnerability is inspiring and helps to raise awareness about this important issue. #prostatehealth #cancerawareness

[Ernie Johnson @TurnerSportsEJ]

The stats don't lie, prostate cancer is up to 99% treatable if you catch it early. That's why I'm partnering with @Depend and the @PCFnews to encourage men everywhere to take control of their health. The ball is in your court! #StandStrongForMensHealth #ad

[Advanced Prostate Cancer Consensus Conference @APCCC_Lugano]

Diet Quality, Dietary Inflammatory Potential, and Risk of Prostate Cancer Grade Reclassification out on @JAMAOnc
https://t.co/XbOiklvtmo

Study explores the relationship between diet🍲 and the risk of prostate cancer grade reclassification in 886 men with grade group (GG) 1 #ProstateCancer undergoing active surveillance. The findings showed that higher adherence to the Healthy Eating Index (HEI) and energy-adjusted HEI (E-HEI), which reflect alignment with American 🇺🇸dietary guidelines, was linked to a lower risk of grade reclassification to GG2 or greater, particularly to GG3 or greater, which typically requires curative treatment. Conversely, dietary inflammatory potential, as measured by the Dietary Inflammatory Index (DII), was not significantly associated with grade reclassification risk.

This suggests that a healthier diet may help reduce the progression of low-grade prostate cancer.

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Mufaddal Mamawala @HopkinsMedicine
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Ping: @OncoAlert 🚨 @yekeduz_emre @DrYukselUrun @nataliagandur @bavilima

[Logan Cooley @logantcooley]

Exercise is crucial both before and after diagnosis to improve cardiovascular health and overall quality of life. Thank you @arvinkgeorge @LoebStacy for sharing. #ProstateCancer #Exercise

[Arvin K. George, MD @arvinkgeorge]

👩‍⚕️ Doc, is there anything I can do to change my diet to help my prostate cancer?

@LoebStacy helps us understand how better to counsel our patients.

#FOCAL2024 @AbhinavSidana @nyulangone @wysock @therapy_focal