Prostate Cancer Foundation
The Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF) was founded in 1993 to find better treatments and a cure for recurrent prostate cancer. Through its unique model for soliciting and selecting promising research programs and rapid deployment of resources, the PCF has funded more than 1,500 programs at nearly 200 research centers in 20 countries around the world. As the world’s leading philanthropic organization for funding prostate-cancer research, the PCF is now a foundation without borders. Its advocacy for increased government and private support of prostate cancer programs has helped build a global research enterprise of nearly $10 billion.www.pcf.org
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Search complete. 20 mentions across 16 episodes found for "Prostate Cancer Foundation".
Sep 22, 2026
Getting to the Heart of Prostate Cancer: Identifying and Managing Cardiovascular Risk in Patients Receiving Androgen-Deprivation Therapy
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55:20Avirup GuhaHOST
I would say a certain point in time when you have seen the patient cross into the barrier of intermediate risk to high risk, where they're not just two uncontrolled risk factors, you have an established cardiovascular disease, they need to have a cardiologist.
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55:33Avirup GuhaHOST
And the reason we made the the Prostate Cancer Foundation put their weight behind making that template is to generate a note which says that this patient now should see a cardiologist.
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55:44Avirup GuhaHOST
And, you know, there's a whole branch of preventive cardiology.
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55:46Avirup GuhaHOST
So unlike what many of my cancer colleagues have said, at least in busy centers, preventive cardiology will see patients without even having existing cardiovascular disease.
Getting to the Heart of Prostate Cancer: Identifying and Managing Cardiovascular Risk in Patients Receiving Androgen-Deprivation Therapy
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55:20Avirup GuhaHOST
I would say a certain point in time when you have seen the patient cross into the barrier of intermediate risk to high risk, where they're not just two uncontrolled risk factors, you have an established cardiovascular disease, they need to have a cardiologist.
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55:33Avirup GuhaHOST
And the reason we made the the Prostate Cancer Foundation put their weight behind making that template is to generate a note which says that this patient now should see a cardiologist.
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55:44Avirup GuhaHOST
And, you know, there's a whole branch of preventive cardiology.
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55:46Avirup GuhaHOST
So unlike what many of my cancer colleagues have said, at least in busy centers, preventive cardiology will see patients without even having existing cardiovascular disease.
Getting to the Heart of Prostate Cancer: Identifying and Managing Cardiovascular Risk in Patients Receiving Androgen-Deprivation Therapy
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55:20Avirup GuhaHOST
I would say a certain point in time when you have seen the patient cross into the barrier of intermediate risk to high risk, where they're not just two uncontrolled risk factors, you have an established cardiovascular disease, they need to have a cardiologist.
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55:33Avirup GuhaHOST
And the reason we made the the Prostate Cancer Foundation put their weight behind making that template is to generate a note which says that this patient now should see a cardiologist.
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55:44Avirup GuhaHOST
And, you know, there's a whole branch of preventive cardiology.
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55:46Avirup GuhaHOST
So unlike what many of my cancer colleagues have said, at least in busy centers, preventive cardiology will see patients without even having existing cardiovascular disease.
Afternoons with Gello & Mitch Hour 2 - Zak Healey, Tony Johnson, TAB Odds Update with Thad Taylor & The Public Defender
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28:47Tony JohnsonGUEST
But yeah, I was actually.
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28:49Tony JohnsonGUEST
I think for the first time since I was about 11 years old, I set foot in the Beehive and I was down there on behalf of the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
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28:57Tony JohnsonGUEST
I'm an ambassador being a survivor of prostate cancer.
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29:02Tony JohnsonGUEST
And there's a presentation that we made sort of pushing for, you know, greater awareness and maybe a screening program, trying to get a trial screening program so that guys can get that blood test that...
Full Show: Josh Simmons Updates, Danan Hughes Joins, Madness in Michigan, K-State Wins the Weekend, Josh Brisco Joins, Start Bench Cut, Brioche of the Weekend
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19:32Dusty LikensHOST
Back at it on 96.5 The Fan.
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19:33Dusty LikensHOST
Don't forget this year we have partnered with KCUC who is donating $50 to Prostate Cancer Foundation for every home run the boys in blue hit this season.
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19:40Dusty LikensHOST
One in eight men will face prostate cancer.
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19:42Dusty LikensHOST
Early detection saves lives at KCUC.
Full Show - 09.04.26
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41:19Drew NixonPANELIST
Yeah.
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41:20Drew NixonPANELIST
By the way, a reminder that our Royals coverage, we partnered this year with KCUC who's donating 50 bucks to the Prostate Cancer Foundation for every home run the boys in blue hit this year.
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41:29Drew NixonPANELIST
One in eight men.
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41:30Drew NixonPANELIST
will face prostate cancer.
Nancy Lieberman: The Greatest of All Time, Against All Odds
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90:35Nancy LiebermanGUEST
I didn't really know much about it.
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90:37Nancy LiebermanGUEST
So I asked a friend of mine to connect me to the Prostate Cancer Foundation and to their CEO, Gina Carruthers.
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90:45Nancy LiebermanGUEST
And I flew out there after my season and I sat there and I said, so you're probably wondering why I'm here.
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90:53Nancy LiebermanGUEST
I would like to know more about prostate cancer because my friend has it and I want to know how I can support him.
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93:46Nancy LiebermanGUEST
Your family needs you.
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93:48Nancy LiebermanGUEST
And I am on a mission.
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93:51Nancy LiebermanGUEST
So we connected Prostate Cancer Foundation with the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
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93:57Nancy LiebermanGUEST
Our CEO, John DeLiva, we did it on Martin Luther King Day early in the year.
Full Show - 09.03.26
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14:14Cody TappHOST
By the
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14:15Alex GoldHOST
way, don't forget, this year we have partnered with KCUC, who's donating $50 to the Prostate Cancer Foundation for every home run the boys in blue hit this season.
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14:24Alex GoldHOST
One in eight men will face prostate cancer.
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14:26Alex GoldHOST
Early detection saves lives.
Hour 1 - Future of the day + A huge penalty
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14:24Cody TappHOST
By the
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14:25Alex GoldHOST
way, don't forget, this year we have partnered with KCUC, who's donating $50 to the Prostate Cancer Foundation for every home run the boys in blue hit this season.
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14:34Alex GoldHOST
One in eight men will face prostate cancer.
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14:36Alex GoldHOST
Early detection saves lives.
Full Show | Mornings with Ric & Mitch (3/9/26)
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10:51Riccardo BallHOST
Yes.
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10:52Riccardo BallHOST
So Prostate Cancer Foundation New Zealand.
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10:55Riccardo BallHOST
Now, 739 push-ups for the month of September.
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10:57Riccardo BallHOST
739, that's how many people we lose every year to prostate cancer.
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11:36Riccardo BallHOST
Blue September, go and hit it up.
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11:38Riccardo BallHOST
There are lots of people doing this.
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11:39Riccardo BallHOST
You can donate to them to do the $739 push-ups, all the money, of course, going to Prostate Cancer Foundation New Zealand as well.
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11:49Riccardo BallHOST
So far, I've set a limited goal of $300.
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