Little known, ignored, even taboo, this organ is hidden between the chestnut (in 30-year-old men), the bladder and the rectum, the third deadliest cancer in France after the lung, and colorectal cancer.
The disease causes between 8,000 and 9,000 deaths each year in France, and has the sneaky characteristic of escaping immune regulation. But our therapeutic and diagnostic tools have evolved over the past ten years.
To talk about that, we are in the company of Oliver Coussenot, urological surgeon, oncologist and geneticist. It is associated with Oxford University. He co-wrote In disorders of the prostate (ed. Favre, 2020). We are also in the company of Francois DesgrandchampsProfessor of Urology at Paris City University, Director of Research at CEA, Head of the Department of Urology at Saint-Louis Hospital and author Prostate: Are We Talking About It? (Paperback ed., 2018).
How to improve the early diagnosis of prostate cancer?
Report produced by Céline Loozen.
In the specialized imaging and emergency department of Pitié Salpêtrière, Dr Rafael Renard-PennaA radiologist and professor of uro-nephrological imaging, Inria Sophia sharpens her skills using AI developed by the team of researcher Hervé Linget from Antipolis.
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Prostate cancer: an overdiagnosed disease
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