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Additional Resources on Prostate Cancer
For Patients and Families

These resources may provide additional useful information. The science is always advancing, and there may be errors, but these are some sources that have been useful to our patients and their families.

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Prostate Cancer Patient Guide from the Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF)

Produced by the PCF and updated regularly, this guide provides an overview of prostate cancer, information about treatment options, updates on the latest advances in prostate cancer research, and answers to many common questions. The PCF is a non-profit organization that supports prostate cancer patients and funds much of the world’s innovative prostate cancer research, including Dr. Seibert’s clinical trial of advanced prostate MRI.

Guide in English

Guía en Español

Informed Prostate Cancer Support Group (IPCSG)

A San Diego support group for men and their families affected by prostate cancer. IPCSG holds monthly meetings and host expert speakers. UC San Diego physicians specializing in prostate cancer give presentations to the group every year. Dr. Seibert has presented his genetics, advanced imaging research, and clinical trials to this group on multiple occasions.

IPCSG

Presentation

Webinar: "The Science of Nutrition and Prostate Cancer"

Sponsored by the Prostate Cancer Foundation as part of their campaign on the importance of nutrition and healthy eating during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, they hosted a webinar with three PCF researchers who are experts in the field.

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Seibert Lab

In addition to his work as a radiation oncologist, Dr. Seibert is a cancer scientist with a PhD in Bioengineering. He heads a research group at the University of California San Diego in La Jolla. Learn more about his research by clicking below.

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Comparing Treatments

In helping to understand your treatment, Dr. Seibert has created a slide show comparing radiation, surgery, and active surveillance for prostate cancer.

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Contribute to the Cause

Many patients and families affected by cancer often want to contribute to the larger effort to fight this disease. Please click below to learn how you can help.

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