Urologic Oncologist at Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital, Alberto Pieretti, MD, joins the Cancer Advances Podcast to talk about how innovations in imaging, biomarkers and multidisciplinary care are reshaping the diagnosis and management of prostate cancer. Hear how advances such as PSMA PET scans, biomarker-guided biopsies and precision therapies are improving outcomes and quality of life for patients.
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Urologic Oncologist at Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital, Alberto Pieretti, MD, joins the Cancer Advances Podcast to talk about how innovations in imaging, biomarkers and multidisciplinary care are reshaping the diagnosis and management of prostate cancer. Hear how advances such as PSMA PET scans, biomarker-guided biopsies and precision therapies are improving outcomes and quality of life for patients.
Improving the Bladder Cancer Survivorship for Women
Cleveland Clinic Cancer Advances
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4 months ago
Improving the Bladder Cancer Survivorship for Women
Laura Bukavina, MD, MPH, a Urologic Oncologist and Translational Research Lead for genitourinary oncology at Cleveland Clinic joins the Cancer Advances Podcast to talk about strategies to improve the survivorship experience for women with bladder cancer, including treatment advances, quality-of-life considerations and encouraging open conversations to drive better survivorship programs.
Cleveland Clinic Cancer Advances
Urologic Oncologist at Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital, Alberto Pieretti, MD, joins the Cancer Advances Podcast to talk about how innovations in imaging, biomarkers and multidisciplinary care are reshaping the diagnosis and management of prostate cancer. Hear how advances such as PSMA PET scans, biomarker-guided biopsies and precision therapies are improving outcomes and quality of life for patients.