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Unmet Needs and Treatment Gaps in Prostate Cancer

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Benjamin H. Lowentritt, MD, FACS,Brian Richardson, MD

The panel concludes by addressing unmet needs in prostate cancer management, with a particular focus on improving risk stratification methods.

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      Video content above is prompted by the following question:

      • What are some unmet needs in prostate cancer care today, particularly regarding diagnosis, risk stratification and treatment?
        • How can these gaps be addressed to improve patient outcomes?
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