June 2026
Includes: Study finds prostate cancer overdiagnosis rises sharply with age, experimental drug shows promise for patients with advanced prostate cancer,
Help is Available for All Stages of Caregiving
Sandra Scott from Caregivers Alberta helps us reframe what we know about caregivers, giving us stats that show how many there are and the impacts it has on various aspects of our society.
May 2026
Includes: exposing a new weakness in prostate tumors, delaying disease progression, prostate cancer overdiagnosis rises sharply with age,
Co-Designing Better Pathways for Prostate Health
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.
Tribute Giving
Some people leave a lasting mark on our lives. A tribute gift is a simple, meaningful way to honour someone […]
April 2026
Includes: Researchers praise results of new prostate cancer treatment, glowing cancer cells could cut need for biopsies, Prostate cancer deaths to decrease,
Meals on Wheels
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
Partner With Prostaid Calgary
Prostaid Calgary is the oldest and primary prostate cancer support group in Calgary, having been formed in 1933 Celebrating over […]
March 2026
Includes: New characteristics of aggressive prostate cancer identified, how to treat recurring prostate cancer, apalutamide vs. darolutamide in mCSPC,
Introduction to PARP-Inhibitors and their role in Cancer Treatment
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.