Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Prostate cancer often develops quietly, without any symptoms, which is why early screening is so important.
Dr. Robert Abouassaly, Institute Chief of Urology at the Integrated Surgical Institute, Dr. Jamal Alamiri, Staff Physician in Urology at the Integrated Surgical Institute, and Dr. Dharmesh Gopalakrishnan, Staff Physician in Medical Oncology at the Cancer Institute, explain that in the early stages, prostate cancer usually starts as a small cluster of cells forming a nodule. At this point, it typically doesn’t affect urinary flow or cause noticeable symptoms.
Catching it early means treatment is much simpler and more effective, before the cancer spreads or causes problems. Regular screening gives men the best chance for early detection and peace of mind.
Watch the full episode through youtu.be/PWkwmeZQhdI
Prostate cancer often develops quietly, without any symptoms, which is why early screening is so important.
Dr. Robert Abouassaly, Institute Chief of Urology at the Integrated Surgical Institute, Dr. Jamal Alamiri, Staff Physician in Urology at the Integrated Surgical Institute, and Dr. Dharmesh Gopalakrishnan, Staff Physician in Medical Oncology at the Cancer Institute, explain that in the early stages, prostate cancer usually starts as a small cluster of cells forming a nodule. At this point, it typically doesn’t affect urinary flow or cause noticeable symptoms.
Catching it early means treatment is much simpler and more effective, before the cancer spreads or causes problems. Regular screening gives men the best chance for early detection and peace of mind.
Watch the full episode through youtu.be/PWkwmeZQhdI
