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Promoting Inclusivity and Bridging Gaps in Prostate Cancer Care

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Have you experienced any challenges related to access to care, and how were they addressed?

Managing Advanced Prostate Cancer: Treatment Landscape, Patient Care, and Quality of Life 

Receiving a cancer diagnosis is life-altering. Although every situation is unique, the emotional experience and need for guidance and support is universal. You will undoubtedly have many questions and concerns. At CURE, we recognize the power of information and community. Our medical experts, patient guests, caregivers, and family members featured on CURE Connections® are here to share their insights based on their own knowledge and experiences.

CURE Connections 

Access to care challenges in oncology often stem from geographical, financial, and systemic barriers. Geographical barriers include limited access to specialized cancer centers in rural areas, necessitating travel for patients. Financial barriers involve high treatment costs and inadequate insurance coverage, impacting patient affordability. Systemic barriers encompass complex healthcare systems and administrative hurdles that delay timely care. Addressing these challenges involves implementing telemedicine, expanding insurance coverage, and streamlining healthcare processes. Collaborative efforts among healthcare providers, policymakers, and patient advocacy groups are crucial to improving access to cancer care.

Panelists discuss how personal experiences with access- to- care challenges highlight the need for systemic improvements and proactive solutions to ensure that all patients with advanced prostate cancer receive timely and effective treatment.

When and Why To Get Screened for Prostate Cancer

Promoting Inclusivity and Bridging Gaps in Prostate Cancer Care

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