ASPI Event Announcement

Join a Free PCRI Prostate Cancer Livestream for Patients and Caregivers:

2020 Mid-Year Update on Advanced Treatments, Radiation, and Genetic Testing

Featuring Dr. Mark Moyad and Dr. Mark Scholz
March 28, 2020 at 10:30AM PST.

RSVP and submit questions at:
https://pcri.org/#welcome.

PCRI's Announcement:

The 2020 Mid-Year Conference is a
FREE ONLINE EVENT for patients and caregivers.

The event starts at 10:30 AM PDT on March 28, 2020. We are welcoming experts in the prostate cancer field to give presentations on advanced cancer treatments and radiation therapy. Each presentation will be followed by Q+A with our beloved and entertaining conference moderator, Mark Moyad, MD, MPH. The event will conclude with an online Q+A session where Mark Scholz, MD, and Mark Moyad, MD, MPH, will answer your questions.

This online conference is an interactive event. On our website, you can watch the conference LIVE, submit questions, visit our virtual exhibit hall, download educational materials, and chat online with other patients and our helpline. If you are unable to attend this virtual meeting, the lectures will be made available for streaming shortly after the event. Share the link with your support group, your caregiver, or your friends and family. To participate, visit our website at pcri.org/2020-midyear-update

Mark your calendars for 10:30 AM PDT | March 28, 2020!

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ASPI interprets data and shares it with men with BPH, with rising PSA, are newly diagnosed with prostate cancer (PCa), and on Active Surveillance (AS). We are growing a network of Patients, Spouses, Partners, and Sons that communicate with each other to improve our quality of life without fear or stress. We firmly believe that we can empower PCa patients on their cancer journey.

It is a huge responsibility and workload that we tackle every day

Patients talking to patients will become a very strong voice when it comes to our health care. We are on this journey together and we intend to be healthy along the way. You are not alone.

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