IPCR Events
Institute for Prostate Cancer Research (IPCR) Symposium
Each year, the IPCR brings together experts in multiple field to discuss the latest breakthrough in the prevention, detection and treatment of prostate cancer. This day-long event is filled with scientific insights and projections, discussions on technology and patient care, reviews of the latest scientific innovations and landmark research projects changing how scientists view this disease.
2023 IPCR Symposium
The IPCR Symposium in June 2023 featured the latest findings in diagnosis and treatment, as well as hands-on lab activities and yoga sessions.
Videos of our 2023 presentations will be available soon! Please check back to view the titles below.
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Peter Nelson, MD
Hereditary Prostate Cancer- Updates from GENTLeMEN Heather Cheng, MD, PhD |
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Yaw Nyame, MD, MS, MBA |
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The Microbiome: Impact on Cancer Risk and Treatment |
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"Prehabilitation" - Faster Recovery and Better Outcomes Sarah Psutka, MD |
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Digital Pathology - AI and Cancer Diagnosis Michael Haffner, MD, PhD |
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Radiation Therapy - Expanding the Opportunities Emily Weg, MD
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Patient Driven Research - Your Impact John Gore, MD, MS, FACS
Millions of Veterans: Impact on Prostate Cancer Bruce Montgomery, MD
A Legacy Toward A Cure: Marty Chakoian and Julie Higgins
New Treatment Approvals and Clinical Trials Michael Schweizer, MD
Immune Therapy - Challenges and Next Steps Evan Yu, MD
PSMA Therapy - Who? What? When? Delphine Chen, MD
Session III - Q&A and Conference Wrap-up
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2022 IPCR Symposium
The IPCR Symposium in July 2022 featured the latest research discoveries in the field of prostate cancer, as well as hands-on lab activities and exercise sessions.
Click on the titles to view a selection of our our 2022 presentations.
Genetics: Risk-based Screening and Hereditary Prostate Cancer Heather H. Cheng MD, PhD |
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Earlier and Combined: New Treatment Paradigms Michael Schweizer, MD |
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Patient Centered Pathology Reports; Present and Future Microscopy |
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Polygenic Risk of Prostate Cancer Burcu Darst, PhD |
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Radiation Therapy: Expanding the Opportunities Emily Weg, MD |
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2021 IPCR Symposium
The IPCR Symposium on June 5, 2021 featured the latest research discoveries in the field of prostate cancer.
2019 IPCR Symposium
The IPCR Symposium on May 11, 2019, featured the latest research discoveries in the field of prostate cancer. Also, this year included a hands- on lab tour. Read an article about the event here, and view the symposium presentations.
Welcome | Dr. Peter Nelson
Prostate Cancer: Disparity, Risk and Quality of Life
Diet and Prostate Cancer | Dr. Marian Neuhouser
Nutritional Supplements: Evidence and Science | Dr. Jeannette Schenk
Prostate Cancer Disparities | Dr. Yaw Nyame
Treatment Side-Effects: The Patients' Perspective | Dr. John Gore
Prostate Cancer Prevention | Dr. Dan Lin
Immunotherapy: State of the Field | Dr. John Lee
Genetics: the GENTLEMEN Study | Dr. Heather Cheng
Advances in Treating Advanced Prostate Cancer
Imaging: State of the Field | Dr. Evan Yu
Precision Treatment | Dr. Bruce Montgomery
Closing | Dr. Peter Nelson
2018 IPCR Symposium
Welcome Video
Session 1: Prostate Cancer: Disparity, Risk & Quality of Life
Session 2: New Imaging Biomarkers and Treatment Implications
Session 3: Advances in Treating Advanced Prostate Cancer
Closing Video
Survivors’ Celebration Breakfast
Our thanks to the generous supporters who helped raise $2.1 million (and still counting) in the fight against prostate cancer!
The 4th Annual IPCR Symposium was held at the Fred Hutch campus in Seattle, Wash. on Saturday, April 11, 2015.
Dr. Pete Nelson, left, introduces Dr. John Gore during the 2019 IPCR Symposium
Dr. Bruce Montgomery speaks about genome-guided therapy in advanced prostate cancer
The 4th Annual IPCR Symposium was held at the Fred Hutch campus in Seattle, Wash. on Saturday, April 11, 2015.
Dr. Pete Nelson, left, introduces Dr. John Gore during the 2019 IPCR Symposium