Blog Archives - Active Surveillance Patients International

YOU ARE NOT ALONE IN YOUR JOURNEY

ASPI is continually pulling together information to help you build a battle plan against cancer.

ASPI founders and active surveillance cancer patients have researched for years on PCa treatments, nutrition, exercise, supplements, and effects of attitude in order to come up with a plan of attack that provides a quality of life worth living. Each member has an individual protocol that we share with other cancer survivors. In this section you will find information that we feel is important to consider in the decision making process. You will find articles, blogs, resources and a network of fellow cancer survivors to lean on and learn from.

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Finding Your Own Inner Compass

November 9, 2018 Read Article

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Twelve Years on Active Surveillance

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Lessons Learned Along the Road Less Traveled

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When Living With Prostate Cancer Is the Goal

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Surveillance of Low-Risk Prostate Cancer Tripled

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Total Quality of Health with a Food For Life Plan and physical activity will help patients/survivors live with prostate cancer (PCa)

Proactive Information for Men Who May Have a Rising PSA

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Magnetic resonance imaging–targeted vs. conventional transrectal ultrasound–guided prostate biopsy: Single-institution, matched cohort comparison

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging Provides Added Value to the Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial Risk Calculator for Patients With Estimated Risk of High-grade Prostate Cancer Less Than or Equal to 10%

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Cognitive Versus Software Fusion for MRI-targeted Biopsy: Experience Before and After Implementation of Fusion