The management and treatment of prostate cancer is evolving to address unmet patient needs, with advancements spanning from diagnosis to advanced disease. A symposium at the Global Congress on Prostate Cancer (PROSCA) 2024 brought together experts to discuss recent treatment developments, clinical implications, and the need for collaboration to address global disparities in prostate cancer mortality.
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April
Post-partum Urinary Retention: Under-recognised, Under-treated
Pain, increased bleeding, nerve damage, and, at worst, bladder rupture are a few of the potential consequences of undertreated post-partum…
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March
Leiomyosarcoma in Post-Embolised Angiomyolipoma
Sarcomatous transformation of the angiomyolipoma (AML) is a rare event with a handful of cases reported in the literature.¹ It is marked by…
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February
Advancing Neurological Urology: Marcus Drake
EMJ is pleased to welcome Marcus Drake, Professor of Neurological Urology at Imperial College London, UK, who shared insights into the…
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December
Unravelling Prostate Cancer Treatments: Axel Heidenreich
EMJ is delighted to introduce Axel Heidenreich, Professor and Director at the University of Cologne, Germany, who spoke to us about…
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