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0:41 What is prostate cancer treatment like for younger patients?
2:49 What non-surgical options would a Gleason 8-9 patient generally have?
4:16 What forms of radiation treatments have the best clinical outcomes?
5:11 What side effects do brachytherapy and hormone therapy have?
6:15 How does the new PSMA scan affect treatment for younger patients?
6:55 How can younger patients treat drug-resistant erectile dysfunction?
7:42 Can radiation treatment cause urinary side effects?
8:51 What cure rates do modern forms of radiation treatment have?
10:18 Can younger patients get prescribed early chemotherapy?
11:37 How should younger patients prioritize quality of life when deciding treatment?
13:11 Alex's conclusions

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