In this episode, we have Alison Birtle, Consultant Oncologist speaking with Tony Collier, a patient representative about the evolving advice on diet and exercise for men diagnoses with prostate cancer. Together they discuss the challenges men face regarding diet and exercise, the importance of maintaining an exercise regime, and how recommendations vary based on diagnoses. Alison shares specific tips from her clinics and addresses the unmet holistic needs of men with advanced prostate cancer, including educational materials on gut health and diet plans that may differ across cultures.

This is a non-promotional podcast organised and funded by Bayer plc. The patient organisations discussed in these podcasts are independent of Bayer plc.

November 2024 | PP-PFM-ONC-GB-0013

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In this episode, Frank Chinegwundoh, consultant Urologist and Alfred Samuels, a patient representative, continue their discussion around racial disparities in prostate cancer, the duo touch on the need for enhanced education for healthcare professionals and community outreach for men from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. They also discuss statistics around how many men are diagnosed with prostate cancer and how early diagnosis can lead to better treatment outcomes. The conversation continues around the need for better education for healthcare professionals and outreach support for men from various socioeconomic backgrounds. The episode finishes on addressing the tailored support for underserved communities and explores the barriers and alternatives to Digital Rectal Examinations (DREs).

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November 2024 | PP-PFM-ONC-GB-0012

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In this episode, we have Frank Chinegwundoh, consultant Urologist and Alfred Samuels, a patient representative, discussing the key issues surrounding prostate cancer, including the racial disparities in characteristics and mortality rates. Together they discuss raising awareness about initiatives aimed at improving screening access for those at the highest risk and addresses the issue of screening inequity.

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November 2024 | PP-PFM-ONC-GB-0011

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In this episode, we explore the profound impact that a prostate cancer diagnosis and its treatments can have on men's sexuality and psychosexual health. Paula shares her experiences as a nurse and how she finds discussing these sensitive topics with patients, shedding light on why many men feel their psychosexual needs remain unmet and the support available for individuals and couples living with prostate cancer, comparing these resources to the actual experiences of patients. Together Paula and Tony, patient and vice chair of Tackle Prostate Cancer, also examine how a prostate cancer diagnosis can affect mental and emotional well-being, emphasising the importance of addressing these critical aspects of care.

This is a non-promotional podcast organised and funded by Bayer plc. The patient organisations discussed in these podcasts are independent of Bayer plc.

November 2024 | PP-PFM-ONC-GB-0008

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