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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Active Surveillance Patients International (ASPI) is featuring a program entitled " Matters of the Heart — and the Prostate" at noon-1:30 p.m. Eastern June 22. Kevin McVary, MD, director of the Center for Male…
The Gabe Canales story and how it can help you and your sons and grandsons. Prostate cancer typically is diagnosed in men in their 60s. It's considered a disease of aging, an old man's disease but not always.
Speakers: Dr. Courneya
Active Surveillance Patients International is holding a webinar on exercise and how it helps patients with prostate cancer. The free program, "How Can Exercise Help Prostate Cancer Patients Like Me?”, will be held from…
Speakers: Dr. Casey Dauw
King Charles III’s recent treatment for BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia), or an enlarged prostate, has put a spotlight on this common problem in men as they age. (By age 60, half of men will…
Speakers: Daniel Spratt; Bruno Barrey
Please join Active Surveillance Patients International on Feb. 24 at noon-1:30 p.m. Eastern to hear a panel talk about AI and how it will be affecting our lives as prostate cancer patients in a program entitled “How AI will decrease over diagnosis and over treatment of prostate cancer.”
Speakers: Christina Nakamoto
JOIN US ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 27th for our program about medical grade, genetic testing for prostate cancer and how biomarker testing is important in determining and tracking a man's diagnosis with this cancer.
ASPI wants to do what we can to minimize the over-treatment of prostate cancer, and also to help you to lower your anxiety.
Please join us Saturday, October 28 at 12 pm ET, to honor trailblazer and founding ASPI board member Thrainn Thorvaldsson with its first Patient Advocacy Award.
Speakers: Dr. June Chan; Dr. Stacey Kenfield; Greta Macaire RD MA
During September's Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, Active Surveillance Patients International (ASPI) is sponsoring a webinar, "Applied Research and Lifestyles and Low-Risk Prostate Cancer," from 12-1:30 p.m. Eastern, Saturday Sept. 30.
Stacy Loeb, MD, a professor in the Department of Urology at NYU Grossman School of Medicine addresses diet and other lifestyle questions in the newest segment of AS 101, an ongoing "college-like" course to help these newly diagnosed patients.
Dean Elterman, MD, an academic urologist at the University of Toronto, is presenting a free webinar, “Pissed Off: The Many Ways Urination Can Go Wrong” to Active Surveillance Patients International at 12-1:30 p.m. Eastern on July 1, 2021. Elterman’s research interests include voiding dysfunction, benign prostate enlargement, and men’s health.
Speakers: Dr. Correa
On May 27th at noon we will present Imaging: The Leading Edge with Dr. Correa of Fox Chase. Two of our board members have Dr. Correa as their urologist due to his gentle manner,…
