Video
Dr. Luckenbaugh on mental health outcomes in patients with prostate cancer
Author(s):
“I think we are good at treating the cancer but maybe not great at treating the patient as a whole. And that is an area that we can improve going forward based on research like this,” says Amy N. Luckenbaugh, MD.
Video Player is loading.
In this video, Amy N. Luckenbaugh, MD, discusses the take-home message from the recent Journal of Urology study “Association between Treatment for Localized Prostate Cancer and Mental Health Outcomes,” for which she served as first author. Luckenbaugh is an assistant professor of urology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, Tennessee.
Related Videos
BLUES trial: Silicone stents may improve patient care
Roshan Patel, MD, on the impact of restricted irrigation on PCNL outcomes
Jason Scovell, MD, on clinical utility of IsoPSA across racial groups
Jared S. Winoker, MD, discusses real-world study of CVAC 2.0 for kidney stones
Jim Hu, MD, on urinary continence recovery across RARP techniques
Dean Elterman, MD, shares 3-year data on Zenflow Spring System for BPH
Interpreting PSA Trends in Patients Receiving Darolutamide Plus ADT With mHSPC
Ultra-Low PSA Threshold vs Traditional Thresholds In Clinical Practice
Mohit Khera, MD, on the impact of penile prosthesis implant on mental health
Special Report: Tips for PCPs on evaluating prostate cancer risk
Related Content
April 28th 2025
