Prostatepedia
A list of article published by Charles "Snuffy" Myers, MD
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Health and Tech CollaborationsP4 Collaborating For Prostate Cancer P6 Paul Nguyen, MD Health/Tech Collaborations For Prostate Cancer P10 Felix Y. Feng, MD Tech World Helps Prostate Cancer Manage Big Data P14 John Wilbanks Join … more 
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Clinical Trials - May 2018P4 Clinical Trials + You P6 Fred Saad, MD How I Talk To My Patients About Clinical Trials P10 Jonathan Simons, MD Funding Clinical Trials P14 Ravi Madan, MD Clinical Trials + Prostate Cancer … more 
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Genomics - April 2018This month’s Prostatepedia talks about Genomics and how it is changing the way Prostate Cancer is being treated. For the most part, Gemomic testing involves finding the genes that are expressing … more 
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When your Cancer Recurs - March 2018Read March's Issue more 
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Stress and Depression - February 2018On the surface one might not equate stress and depression with the process of dealing with prostate cancer. But, as pointed out by Charles Myers, MD, the way one deals with stress and depression can … more 
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Immunotherapy - January 2018Read January's Issue more 
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Focal Therapy - November 2017This month's issue of Prostatepedia talks about focal therapy and how with the advent of real time MRI imagining has been a renaissance for this type of treatment. Focal therapy is mostly used when … more 
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Advances in Imaging - October 2017In this month's issue of Prostatepedia the conversation is about advances in Imaging and how these improvements could help in the treatment of prostate cancer. If you remember back to earlier this … more 
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Erectile Dysfunction After Treatment - September 2017There is really very little controversy about both the causes of and treatments for erectile dysfunction as outlined in the conversations that follow. But there are two themes that emerged this month … more 
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Aggressive Cancers - August 2017In this month's issue of Prostatepedia Dr. Myers talks about metastatic prostate cancer. He points out that in the past this type of cancer was thought to be relatively rare but in true it appears to … more