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		PCRI Insights *Insights* is a free educational periodical written to inform you of essential concepts in prostate cancer. In addition to presenting new data and developments, Insights reviews information of landmark importance. All medical articles are fully referenced, and citations are provided for you to investigate further, if you wish. Articles that present opinions or hypotheses are clearly noted as such. Patients, physicians and other health care professionals *can subscribe to Insights* free of charge by contacting PCRI at 310-743-2116 or click here to order this quarterly periodical. Some of the individual articles are available online in our PCRI Papers section. To read these articles, click on the links below. All of the Insights** issues are available below to read or download in Adobe PDF format by clicking on the Issue Date & Volume number line. If you do not already have Adobe Reader® installed, Click here to get your free copy! August 2009, vol 12, no. 3 What Do We Know About PSA Screening Now That It's 2009? Levels of Evidence Prostate Cancer Maverick: Charles Huggins Food For Thought: Pomegranate Juice and Tomato Products Show Promise For Your Sons Two Studies that Made the News in 2009 Why attend PCRI 2009? May 2009, vol 12, no. 2 2009 Prostate Cancer Conference Announcement Bone-Targeted Therapy for Advanced Prostate Cancer Side Effects of Androgen Deprivation Therapy Induced by Estrogen Deficiency Dendreon Announces Successful Completion of Provenge Trial “What’s Your Type” Table 1 Correction (from Feb.) February 2009, vol 12, no. 1 What’s Your Type? Chemotherapy in Prostate Cancer The Abscopal Effect and the Prospects of Using Cancer Against Itself. Dr. Donald F. Gleason Dies at 88 A Call to the PC Community November 2008, vol 11, no. 4 Salvage High-Dose Brachytherapy after Radiation Potential for MRI in Prostate Cancer Advances in Holistic PC Chemoprevention and Treatment Summary of the 2008 PCRI Conference Harry Pinchot Award Winners August 2008, vol 11, no. 3 More to See and Do at the PCRI Conference What We Should Have Learned About Prostate Cancer (PC) in the Last Ten Years, Part 3 The European Association of Urology (EAU) Conference New Technology Observed at 2008 AUA Conference Pomegranates and Prostate Health: A Research Report May 2008, vol 11, no. 2 PCRI Conference in Los Angeles This Coming September What We Should Have Learned About Prostate Cancer (PC) in the Last Ten Years, Part 2 Highlights from 2007/2008 Scientific Meetings Has the Time Come for Focal Therapy of Prostate Cancer? February 2008, vol 11, no. 1 10 Years of Insights What We Should Have Learned About Prostate Cancer (PC) in the Last Ten Years, Part I Immunotherapy And Advanced Prostate Cancer - By William Cavanagh Harry Pinchot, 1940 - 2008 November 2007, vol 10, no. 4 2007 Conference Earns Accolades Nerve-Sparing Robotic Prostatectomy - Update Preventing and Treating the Side Effects of Testosterone Deprivation Therapy A Letter to His Friends from Harry Pinchot August 2007, vol 10, no. 3 High Dose Rate (HDR) Brachytherapy There’s Something for Everyone at the Conference in Los Angeles 22nd Annual EAU Congress Review Raise A Voice Continues to be Heard May 2007, vol 10, no. 2 Beating Prostate Cancer with Hormonal Therapy Dealing With Taxotere Side Effects Leading Experts To Speak at PCRI Conference PCRI Attends 3rd PC Symposium In Orlando Synopsis of Prostate Cancer Symposium PCRI Recipient of Donation Honoring Floyd Patterson A Voice Raised For Prostate Cancer At FDA Hearing RAV Provenge Message Aired on Television Have you visited www.pcri.org lately? February 2007, vol 10, no. 1 Mark Scholz Steps in as PCRI Executive Director Active Surveillance with Color-Doppler Monitoring Can Dietary Supplements Really Impact Prostate Cancer? Harry Pinchot Honored by Prostate Cancer Foundation November, 2006, vol 9, no. 4 2006 PCRI Regional Conference Gets High Marks Magnetic Resonance Anatomic and Spectroscopic Imaging – Current Status Active Surveillance For Favorable Risk Prostate Cancer: What Are The Results, and How Safe Is It? The Legacy of Brad Guess A Call to ACTION August, 2006, vol 9, no. 3 Gleason Grade Migration PCA3: A Genetic Marker of Prostate Cancer Highlights of the EAU Congress Advocates – Where are You? Chicago “Town Hall Meeting” Creates Spirited Discussion You Are The Captain Of The Ship PCRI Executive Director Brad Guess Dies Suddenly May, 2006, vol 9, no. 2 PCRI’s “Town Hall Meeting” Involves Advanced PC Patients Chemotherapy for Prostate Cancer: “Why Bother?” The Changing Role of the Urological Oncologist Raising a Voice for Advanced Prostate Cancer Highlights of the 2006 Prostate Cancer Symposium February, 2006, vol 9, no. 1 Executive Director Transition at the PCRI Can Diet Really Control Prostate Cancer? Cancer Cryo-Immunotherapy Winning Despite Prostate Cancer Prostate Cancer Forum Held in Florida November, 2005, vol 8, no. 4 Harry Pinchot Receives Spirit of Philanthropy Award Using Nomograms to Predict Pathological Stage and Treatment Outcome Photoselective Vaporization Prostatectomy How the GreenLight PV™ Laser System Works HRPC: A Continuum of Diseases and Options PC Awareness in Florida August, 2005, vol. 8, no. 3 Gearing Up for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Treatment of Erectile Dysfunction Using PSA Intelligently to Manage Prostate Cancer What Others Are Doing Patient Advocate Foundation Survey Highlights PCRI Services THE PCRI VIEWS Regarding Testing for Prostate Cancer - Using PSA as a Principal Marker May, 2005, vol. 8, no. 2 The PCRI Today Newer Concepts in the Treatment of HRPC with Bone Metastases What Every Doctor Who Treats Male Patients Should Know Who’s Really at Risk for What? Laboratory Tests Defined The Ostrich February 2005, vol 8, no. 1 PCRI Goes to Washington, DC Cryoablation of the Prostate Transrectal High Intensity Focused Ultrasound: The Next Generation? Participating in a Prostate Cancer Clinical Trial PCRI Welcomes Tom Kirk to the PC Community PCRI on PBS New, Improved 'Primer' November 2004, vol 7, no. 4 Conference a Rousing Conclusion to PC Awareness Month! Nerve Sparing Robotic Prostatectomy Ferumoxtran-10: An Important New Prostate Cancer Staging Tool E-Empowerment PCRI Partners Column PCRI Goes to Washington, DC Take Control Of Your Destiny A Message from the Executive Director August 2004, vol 7, no. 3 PCRI Regional Conference in Los Angeles October 9 Targeting for Cure: Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy The PCRI Views Regarding Testing for Prostate Cancer The Way to Find the Best Available Treatment for Your PC PCRI’s Harry Pinchot Wins ACS Award Six Down, One to Go to Benefit PC Research May 2004, vol 7, no. 2 PCRI 2004 Regional Conference Scheduled for October The Linkage Between Obesity and Prostate Cancer Treatment Options for Post-Prostatectomy Incontinence High-dose Ketoconazole Plus Hydrocortisone (HDK+ HC) “Can You Hear Me Now?” PCRI Expands into Hawaii - Meet Dave Derris February 2004, vol 7, no. 1 Newly Diagnosed Prostate Cancer - Evaluating the Options (Part 3) also en Español The Finasteride Controversy Does Finasteride Alter the Pathology of the Prostate and Cancer Grading? Let's Get It Fixed Helpline Corner - Meet Harry Pinchot PCRI Produces Educational Lecture in Florida November 2003, vol 6, no. 4 National Conference a Huge Success! Prostate Seed Implantation for Prostate Cancer Temporary Seed Implant with High Dose Rate Brachytherapy Update on Provenge Trials Climbers Pay Sacrifice in the Name of Prostate Cancer Awareness Helpline Corner - Meet Victor Grimaldo What Others Are Doing - City of Hope August 2003, vol 6, no. 3 Newly Diagnosed Prostate Cancer - Evaluating the Options (Part 2) • also en Español Update on ProstaScint®: CT and MRI Fusion as Diagnostic Tools Using PSA Intelligently to Manage Prostate Cancer Helpline Corner - Meet Jan Manarite What Others Are Doing - UsToo! International, Inc. Prostate Cancer Fighters Climb Mountains May 2003, vol 6, no. 2 Androgen Resistance (Part 3) Adjuvant Androgen Withdrawal What Others are Doing - Patient Advocates for Advanced Cancer Treatments (PAACT) Helpline Corner - Meet Jim O'Hara Meet PCRI's Medical Advisory Board - Dr. David Bostwick and Dr. Glenn Tisman National Conference on Prostate Cancer 2003 - Registration February 2003, vol 6, no. 1 Androgen Resistance, Part 2 Newly Diagnosed Prostate Cancer: Evaluating the Options (Part 1) • also en Español Radical Prostatectomy - 2003, Commentary from an Experienced Urologist What Others are Doing - Foundation for Cancer Research and Education Helpline Corner - Meet Gail Betts Meet PCRI's Medical Advisory Board - Dr. Mark Scholz and Dr Stanley Brosman PC Climb Turns to Highest Mountain in Africa PCRI Regional Conference Revisited November 2002, vol. 5, no. 2 Androgen Resistance, Part 1 Color Doppler and Tissue Harmonic Ultrasound in the Early Detection and Staging of Prostate Cancer PCRI/PIA Western Regional Conference a Huge Success Prostate Institute of America What Others are Doing - CaP CURE More Than Just a Primer Funding the Fight Against Prostate Cancer Meet PCRI's Medical Advisory Board - Dr. Charles (Snuffy) Myers and Dr. Duke Bahn July 2002, vol. 5, no. 1 PCRI to Expand Education Services A Strategy of Success in the Treatment of Prostate Cancer Regional Prostate Cancer Conference, Los Angeles, CA on October 5th October 2001, vol. 4, no. 4 Dendritic Cells Providing Key to Prostate Cancer Immunotherapy Listening to the Biology of Prostate Cancer • also en Español Prostate Cancer may be the First to Benefit from DC-Based Vaccines The PCRI Helpline Staff The Importance of Objectified Medical Reporting August 2001, vol. 4, no. 3a "Glossary" The PCRI Glossary: A Tool for Learning About PC Prostate Cancer Related Terms & Abbreviations August 2001, vol. 4, no. 3 High Dose Ketoconazole (Nizoral) is Effective Against Androgen Independent and Dependent PC Concerns of an Oncologist Meetings on the Web May 2001, vol. 4, no. 2 Prostate Cancer Tools II: Software to Aid in Patient Counseling Basic Principle 6: ADT as Curative Therapy for PC Life Extension Foundation's Contributions to Mankind Basic Facts on PC: Discussion of PSA Dynamics and Nutritional Adjuncts Climbing Mt. Aconcagua to Raise PC Awareness and Funds for PC Honor Roll of Donors to the PCRI January 2001, vol. 4, no. 1 PCRI-US Too National Conference Recap The Gleason Score: A significant biologic manifestation of PC aggressiveness on biopsy The PC Digest of Horace Caviness Basic Principles in PC: Treatment strategies that relate to optimal outcome Upcoming Conferences Honor Roll of Contributors to the PCRI: Jan 1, 2000 to Dec 31, 2000 October 2000, vol. 3, no. 3 Intermittent Androgen Deprivation - Stephen B. Strum, MD • Endocrinology of PC Importance of Concordance in PC Management Exisulind (Aptosyn) August 2000, vol. 3, no. 2 Endorectal MRI with spectroscopy Human unity Basic Principles of PC 1-3 (Terminology, PSA Nadir, Anemia) PC Digest April 2000, vol. 3, no. 1 IMRT: in-depth review The Clinical Stage: Its Definition and Importance in Prostate Cancer Accomplishments of the PCRI Memorial to Larry Clark December 1999, vol. 2., no. 4 Ipriflavone: in-depth review Androgen deprivation therapy Genetic study on PC: patients wanted Important principles in chemotherapy (AIPC) Taxotere: in-depth review of anti-PC data Communication & Balance July 1999, vol. 2, no. 3 PC SPES: in-depth review Recommendations for Prevention of PC Nutritional Recommendations for Active PC The Eicosanoid pathways Patient empowerment & Activism Cryosurgery review by Doug Chinn May 1999, vol. 2, no. 2 Clinical flare Bone integrity in relation to PC activity: extent of disease vs survival Successful management of localized PC Intimate association between bone formation and destruction January 1999, vol. 2, no. 1 Bone integrity: in-depth review The Medical Chart Androgen Deprivation Syndrome (ADS) Crisis as Opportunity October 1998, vol. 1, no. 1 PC Digest Risk Assessment- algorithms Bone Integrity- concept introduced Metastatic PC- The Servadio regimen of DES + Cytoxan + 5FU DES- the forgotten drug High-Risk PC- the Bagley regimen: treatment details for high-risk patients at diagnosis
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