Prostate Cancer Prognosis and Survival

After receiving the diagnosis of prostate cancer, one of your primary concerns might be to know if you will survive this disease. A prognosis is a hypothesis made by a doctor about the likely outcome of a disease following a diagnosis. It can be expressed in terms of survival, cure rates, disease progression, or quality of life. The question is: "Can the prognosis and survival be accurately predicted following a diagnosis?" To learn more about survival factors, watch this webinar with Endo-Urologist Dr. Malek Meskawi.
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Presented by the non-profit organization PROCURE, "PROCURE Health Talks" is a series of free online webinars led by qualified health professionals to educate men and their families on all subjects related to prostate cancer.
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