• Incontinence management tips
    Urinary incontinence pads can be cumbersome and embarrassing, and cause sores and blisters. Any tips on dealing with these problems?
    Gloria M. Harrison, RN, NCA
  • Exercise after prostate cancer
    What good does exercise do after prostate cancer treatment? Can it prevent progression?
    Dr. C. Ellen Lee
  • Late radiation effects
    How can the appearance of side effects years after radiation therapy (RT) for prostate cancer (PCa) be explained? Is there any way of predicting or avoiding them?
    Dr. Charles Catton
  • Laser surgery for BPH
    “I’ve heard of a new laser technology for treating benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) available in Montreal, called GreenlightTM. Is it available elsewhere in Canada? What are the pros and cons?”
    Dr. Kevin Zorn
  • Balancing activity levels with caregivers’ concerns
    I was diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer two years ago at age 81, and am about to receive chemotherapy as the cancer has shown more progress in the bones. I am still relatively pain-free, all things considered, and want to do my share around the house. My wife is wonderful but afraid that I may damage myself. Do you have any suggestions for me or advice for a loving and protective wife?
    Stephane Bensoussan