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This resource was created by University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which is located in the UK. However, the tips and advice provided in the video capsule are useful and valid for anyone going through their cancer treatment journey and dealing with chronic and/or disruptive pain.

This resource was created by University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which is located in the UK. However, the tips and advice provided in the video capsule are useful and valid for anyone going through their cancer treatment journey and struggling with getting sufficient and quality sleep.

This resource was created by University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which is located in the UK. However, the tips and advice provided in the video capsule are useful and valid for anyone going through their cancer treatment journey and grappling with fatigue.

Findings holds promise for more personalized and effective prostate cancer care

This PDF document from Bluewater Health details the benefits of physiotherapy for prostate cancer patients and provides a post-prostatectomy activity timeline. This document also includes contact information for local physiotherapy clinics and support groups.

This handout discusses potential sexual side effects of cancer treatment and how to manage them. Note that this is not a prostate cancer-specific resource.

This booklet is for anyone trying to naviguate sex and intimacy after receiving a cancer diagnosis. It can also be useful to sexual partners of individuals dealing with cancer. *Published July 2018

Care for people diagnosed with prostate cancer does not end when active treatment has finished. This resource explains what follow-up care is and why it is so important.

PC_PEP is an online intervention available across Canada for prostate cancer patients and caregivers. It features exercise videos, stress reduction techniques, dietary support and regular group videoconferences with mentors.

Many people that have prostate cancer find it difficult to sleep. That is because not only can the treatment of the disease create anxiety and uncertainty in the person’s life, but these, in turn, can disrupt sleeping habits and create insomnia. In this article, PROCURE shares 6 tips to improve sleep for prostate cancer patients. *Published February 2017

TrueNTH Lifestyle Management offers exercise and nutrition programs for prostate cancer patients and survivors. Community-based programs, home programs, and information resources are available.

This guide provides a summary of research studies looking at diet, nutrition, physical activity and prostate cancer.

Information for patients on how to Clean Intermittent Catheterization