Members
For an organization like PCIG the gathering and dissemination of information is the core of what we do. While it is import that we have individuals like Ethan Borger, Tom Shredd and Kevin Chaffee that are willing to do the research and share their information, we are still limited by the aggregation of their knowledge. Like many things in life the more people that are taking the known fact and building new solutions the better. If we can take what Ethan, Tom and Kevin are giving us and come up with new solutions PCIG becomes a stronger organization. In short, we need your participation.
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Using GoToMeeting
To join a meeting on GoToMeeting simply go to http://www.gotomeeting.com as indicated by the green arrow below. Then click on the "Join a Meeting" button as indicated by the red arrow.
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Prostate Cancer Recurrence - Dr. Dattoli
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What is Hypogonadism or low T
n men 45 and older, most cases of hypogonadism or low T often go overlooked due to the fact that the symptoms may be more general in nature and slower in onset. Many men simply attribute their … more
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How to Create a New PCIG account.
Following are the instructions on how to create an account. All that is required is that you enter your user name, email and password. I think that you will find that the process for creating an … more
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Len Weibel
On October 12, 2016 Len Weibel gave a talk about not only getting the best price for drugs but also making sure that you are getting what you pay for. Following is a copy of his power point … more
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Stephen Van Osdell - Gleason 6 Prostate Cancer
Hello, this is newbie Stephen Van Osdell writing. Specifically, I'm wanting to know if you, or anyone in the group, might know where I could have a TPMB test done. It is a new type of test that is … more
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Understanding research and treatment for Advanced Prostate Cancer
Following was submitted by Patrick Beam. If you attend this event and would like to share some of the information please enter a comment below.
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Let yourself be heard
In January at the Education Meeting a survey was taken to try and determine the direction that Prostate Cancer Information Group (PCIG) should take. The main emphasis of the discussion was to try … more