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VIDEO: Dr. Timothy Davies talks about Incontinence and Erectile Dysfunction

September 21, 2011  

Dr. Timothy Davies, MD, FRCSC,
Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery,
McMaster UniversityDivision of Urology
Henderson Hospital Hamilton

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VIDEOS: Dr. Vasundara Venkateswaran talks about Diet, Nutrition and Lifestyle in relation to Prostate Cancer

July 27, 2011  

 

 

 

 

Dr. Vasundara Venkateswaran M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Associate Professor Department of Surgery, University of Toronto

Division of Urology, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

“Diet, Nutrition and Lifestyle in relation to Prostate Cancer”

There is growing evidence that, apart from the preventative benefit, diet and nutrition could play an important part in managing the progression of prostate cancer. This recognition is of particular importance to the newly-diagnosed who are considering active surveillance, to advanced prostate cancer survivors because control of cancer growth is so critical, and to regular prostate cancer survivors concerned about recurrence.

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First Advanced Prostate Cancer Meeting

May 21, 2011  

by Winston Klass

Just over a year ago six members of the Newmarket, Brampton, and Toronto support groups met to discuss the feasibility of a special support group for advanced prostate cancer survivors. Feedback from advanced as well as regular prostate cancer survivors had indicated that regular support meetings may not be fully
catering to emotional and other needs of advanced prostate cancer survivors. At the end of this meeting the decision was made to launch a joint experimental online support group, with the understanding that at some point this group may progress to a full-fledged support group tailored to advanced prostate cancer survivors.
The definition of an advanced prostate cancer survivor was left open, with the decision to join our group left to individual assessments of relevance.

At this early stage our group activities follow relatively simple routines. Any newcomer circulates a profile of his prostate cancer journey (decision points, treatments, drugs, etc.) and members are invited to respond with advice by email or telephone under the guidance of a moderator. The moderator also circulates relevant information periodically from research papers and other sources.

The Calgary Warriors, a pioneer support group for advanced prostate cancer survivors, has provided strong leadership and encouragement…access to their
regular newsletters and Ken Dreger (a leader of this group) monitors our email traffic and helps us to refine group procedures. Our support group has grown to approximately 20 members and, with the Calgary Warriors size of 50 approximately, there is potential for significant growth of our membership.

Our first face to face meeting on Wednesday March 15 th provided the opportunity for direct sharing of information and comparison of journeys.
This went over very well and it was decided that the group will meet quarterly.

Our next meeting is at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday June 21 st at Valleyview Residence, 541 Finch Avenue West., (behind North York General Hospital, Branson branch)

In time, our support group will likely become the local chapter of a national online support network, thereby benefitting from advice and support
from survivors all across Canada.

Anyone who would like to benefit from the type of support that we provide may contact us at PCCN-Toronto, via email info@pccntoronto.ca or by calling our hotline number – 416-932-8820.

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April 20, 2011  

April 20, 2011 Sunnybrook Speaker Series
Prostate Cancer: The Latest Lifesaving Information

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Leading experts at Sunnybrook’s Odette Cancer Centre will discuss:

* Prostate Cancer Risk Factors: What You Don’t Know
o Dr. Robert Nam, Head, Genitourinary (Site Group), Cancer Care Team
* Radiation Therapy: The Latest and Greatest Approaches
o Dr. Patrick Cheung, Radiation Oncologist
* Hormone Therapy: What’s New?
o Dr. Urban Emmenegger, Medical Oncologist

Moderator: Dr. Sherif Hanna, Head of Surgical Oncology

From Prostate Cancer Canada Network Calgary
Dr. Robert Buckman – Laughter: The 2nd Best Medicine
A similar presentation was done at our Awareness Night

Dr. Mark Moyad – “Fad Diets & Dietary Supplements from A to Z”
A similar presentation was done at our Awareness Night

Prostate Cancer: To the biopsy and beyond

March 30, 2011  

Dr. Roger Buckley, Medical Director, Gale and Graham Wright Prostate Centre and Chief of Urology
Dr. Denis MacDonald, Chief Pathologist and Director of Laboratories, Department of Laboratory Medicine
Dr. Irv Jacobs, Chief of Radiography Department

North York General Hospital
The Gale and Graham Wright Prostate Centre

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Dr. Bristow Answers Questions

January 26, 2011  

Click for questionDrugs or clinical trials for Cancer that seems hormone resistant?
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Click for questionDoes an enlarged prostate lead to prostate cancer?
Click for questionDoes aggresive mean fast growing?
Click for questionPt. 1 Spot in pelvic area?
Click for questionPt. 2 Would he be a candidate for Tookad?
Click for questionDefect in cellular repair?
Click for questionCompare surgery and radio therapy? How many newly diagnosed in GTA? more
Click for questionConnection between your research and urine test?
Click for questionIs the Protein PML part of your work?
Click for questionHow is thiis work funded?
Click for questionWould unlimited funds accelerate the program?
Click for questionIs the project prostate specific?
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BIOSKETCH:

Robert Bristow MD (Toronto, 1992), PhD (Medical Biophysics, Toronto, 1997) FRCPC

Dr. Bristow is currently a Clinician-Scientist and Professor within the Departments of Radiation Oncology and Medical Biophysics at the University of Toronto. He is a Senior Scientist at the Ontario Cancer Institute and a Radiation Oncologist in Genitourinary cancers at the Princess Margaret Hospital (University Health Network).

His primary research interests are in DNA damage response and repair, prostate cancer carcinogenesis and genetic predictors of prostate cancer treatment response. He has active research programs and clinical trials pertaining to hypoxic cell targeting, use of synthetic lethality approaches to cancer treatment and combined molecular targeting with chemotherapy or radiotherapy.

He has leadership roles in:

Co-Director, STTARR Innovation Imaging Facility, MaRS/UHN
Head, Campbell Family Research Institute-PMH Prostate Cancer Research Program
Scientific Board Member, Ontario Cancer Biomarker Network
Chair, Translational Biology Advisory Group for Canadian Association of Radiation Oncology (CARO)
Editor, 4th Edition Basic Science of Oncology
Twice a Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI) Awardee
Former Co-Administrator, Canadian Prostate Cancer BioResearch Network
Former Chair, Scientific and Medical Advisory Board and now VP, Strategic Partnerships and Networks, Prostate Cancer Canada.
Lead, Canadian Prostate Cancer Genome Sequencing Project (CPC-GENE)

He has been a member of NCIC and NIH Biomedical Awards Review Panels, the US Army Prostate Program Review Panel, PCRFC, PCF UK, CIHR, KWF-Dutch, CR-UK and MRC UK grants panels.

He has over 200 published papers, abstracts and book chapters and has been an Invited Speaker or Visiting Professor on more than 100 occasions. He was made a Canadian Cancer Society Research Scientist in 2004.
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NOTE – Videos on our website

November 24, 2010  

As of November 24, 2010, PCCN-Toronto has started producing videos of our popular “Awareness Night” meetings, featuring the leaders in prostate cancer treatment.

For those who are unable to attend an Awareness Night meeting, or attendees who might not recall all the details of the evening’s presentation, there is now a means of watching the program at your convenience.

We hope that many other prostate cancer support groups will find these videos useful.

Our videos are HD (High Definition) to take advantage of new HD television sets that have Internet reception or are connected to computers or Internet devices. For convenience, they have been split in parts for viewing ease.

There is a complete video of each presentation, due to server limitations, they are Standard Definition (SD).

Videos that we link to on “Other Sites” may not be in HD.