Events & Webinars
Explore ASPI’s current event listings, including upcoming monthly webinars and educational sessions on Active Surveillance and related topics.
See the individual event page for timing, speaker information, and registration details. Looking for earlier ASPI sessions and archived recordings? Browse the past sessions below, or visit the ASPI meeting video archive.
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Speakers: Joe Jones, Wayne Zimmermann, Mike Ondra, Dr. Ming Zhou, and Dr. Kevin Shee
Choosing Active Surveillance can be one of the biggest decisions a man makes after a prostate cancer diagnosis. But there can be another difficult question later on: How do you know when staying on Active Surveillance still makes sense — and when it may be time to consider treatment? For…
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Dr. Jonathan I. Epstein is a Professor of Pathology, Oncology and Urology at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. He also serves as the Director of Surgical Pathology at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. He is recognized as a leader in the field of urological pathology.
Do you know the difference between genetic and genomic testing and how it can impact your decisions on whether to follow Active Surveillance protocols vs. more aggressive surgical and radiation options? ASPI is premiering…
We on the ASPI Board would love to hang out with you all on February 25 at noon EST with a presentation from three of us who, at different points during their Active Surveillance management protocols, needed to choose intervention and transition to treatment.
Speakers: Dr. Laurence Klotz
AS 101 Part 3: The prostate cancer diagnosis with the father of AS
The Active Surveillance Coalition, a collaboration of leading support groups for active surveillance (AS) for prostate cancer, is sponsoring a webinar at 9 a.m. Vancouver/12 p.m. New York/5 p.m. London/6 p.m. Amsterdam on Thursday, Nov. 17 to discuss how we can move the needle on AS, close monitoring of prostate cancer.
AS 101 is a series of conversations between actual patients and their partners/spouses and leading experts. The goal of this series is to reach all AS candidates, including those who have not yet been diagnosed with prostate cancer but have rising PSAs (prostate-specific antigen) blood levels to p[rovide them with an introduction to AS. We want to provide the tools to help them formulate questions when they go to their family doctors, urologists, or oncologists.
ASPI at its September 24, 2022 meeting will be premiering the first of a new video series named "Active Surveillance 101." Like 101-level courses in colleges, AS 101 is aimed at teaching the basics. In this case, it's the basics of active surveillance, close monitoring of low- to favorable intermediate-risk prostate cancer.
Men, loved ones, and families can gain valuable facts from a cancer genetic test. While the use of genetics testing for cancers is still growing, the existing state of the art for prostate and…
Speakers: Dr. William Li
"Eat To Beat Prostate Disease - Foods That Promote Prostate Health and Fight Prostate Cancer" Best-Selling Author of Eat To Beat Disease Dr. William Li will be our Zoom meeting guest speaker July 30. Dr. Li’s…
Steven A Kaplan, MD Professor of Urology Mount Sinai and BPH expert will discuss Living with BPH. Everyone is welcome to attend. No registration is required. This will be a drop in GoTo meeting hosted…
ASPI and AnCan will be joining with the Prostate Forum of Orange County, Prostate Cancer Support Canada, the Walnut Foundation, and other organizations for a special webinar entitled: "Your Voice in the Future of…
Were you anxious after you received your diagnosis of Prostate cancer? Could more compassionate support have reduced your anxiety? Are you now receiving that compassionate support? Our March 26 webinar will address these issues,…
