Got questions about prostate health and prostate cancer? The Prostate Cancer Foundation, Sirius XM’s Doctor Radio channel, and NYU Langone Health are partnering on a monthly prostate health radio series.
Our host is PCF-funded researcher and urologist Stacy Loeb, MD, MSc, PhD (Hon.) longtime host of the popular “Men’s Health” show on Doctor Radio.
The next episode of “The Prostate Health Show” airs Wednesday, March 27, covering the latest updates in managing recurrent prostate cancer.
Dr. Loeb’s guest is Stephen Boorjian, MD, a urologist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. They’ll discuss recurrent prostate cancer, including the new guidelines released earlier this month. Learn what to do if your PSA is rising after treatment for localized prostate cancer, tests you may need, treatment options, and questions to ask your doctor.
Dr. Loeb and her guests take your questions live on the air. This collaboration brings you the latest news and science of prostate health, from the very basic (where the prostate is) to the complex (the latest research on treatments for advanced prostate cancer). Listen from the comfort of your home (or car) and get your questions answered.
The series continues as a monthly segment during Dr. Loeb’s “Men’s Health” show. It will address important prostate health topics for all men, and for the partners, wives, sisters, daughters, friends, and family members who care about them. Dr. Loeb’s guests are leading experts in the fields of urology, medical oncology, radiation oncology, sexual medicine, and more.
Dr. Loeb is a Professor in the Departments of Urology and of Population Health, NYU Langone School of Medicine, and also practices at the Manhattan VA. She has received PCF Young Investigator and Challenge awards and has numerous research interests in prostate cancer, including digital communications and online information, genetic testing, and sexual health.
Catch the series on Doctor Radio channel 110, the SXM app, or listen to the live stream here. During the show, you can email questions to [email protected] or call 877-NYU-DOCS.