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0:49 What should recently diagnosed patient prioritize when trying to decide on treatment?
3:19 What does it mean to "still have time" in the context of advanced prostate cancer?
4:29 Where can patients go to find reliable information about their treatment options?
6:06 How should patients go about confirming the facts about their prostate cancer?
7:15 How should a patient go about narrowing down their best treatment options?
8:57 What should patients do to prioritize their own quality of life during treatment?
9:50 How can a patient know that the tools they are using to research are reliable?
11:34 How can patients be confident in their treatment choices?
13:56 How should a patient approach selecting the best practitioner for them?
15:19 What can patients do to feel more comfortable to make the best decision possible?
17:45 Alex's conclusions
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