May 2026
Includes: exposing a new weakness in prostate tumors, delaying disease progression, prostate cancer overdiagnosis rises sharply with age,
MONTHLY MEETING: Wednesday, May 20th at CKE Community Centre. Sandra Scott talks about Clarity in Caregiving.
Includes: exposing a new weakness in prostate tumors, delaying disease progression, prostate cancer overdiagnosis rises sharply with age,
Jonathon Gabbai, from the Provincial Pathways Unit joins us to discuss how his provincial health team is helping support better, more consistent care in Alberta for those affected with prostate cancer.
Christine Hentschel, Manager at Calgary Meals on Wheels gives a presentation on the organization, how they’ve grown to over 1.2 million deliveries a year, the services they offer, and the importance of nutrition
Dr. Geoffrey Gotto, Urologic Oncologist at the Southern Alberta Institute of Urology, joins us again to explain PARP inhibitors and their importance in modern treatment of cancer cells.
Includes: Spotlighting the Top 10 FDA Oncology Approvals in 2025, CaverSTIM device shows initial promise for post-prostatectomy erectile dysfunction,
Includes: Prostate cancer cells thrive in bone tissue, Top 10 Urology Times prostate cancer articles of 2025, Reversing treatment resistance in prostate cancer,
Includes: Focused ultrasound offers safe and effective prostate cancer treatment, Neuromodulation therapy for erectile dysfunction after radical prostatectomy,
Dr. Fedir Razumenko from the University of Calgary joins us for a look at the progression of cancer treatment in Canada, comparing stats from the 1920s to today and how today’s treatments were forged by brave and competitive voices throughout the country.
Includes: Drug combo cuts risk of death in advanced prostate cancer by 40%, targeting enzymes to weaken cancer cells could supercharge treatment,
Dr. Tarek Bismar from the Prostate Cancer Centre joins us again to talk about PARP inhibitors and their role in cancer treatment. He shows their activity in cancer cells, synergy with other cancer therapies, and how people respond depending on their cancer type.