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The PRO-ACT Survey is live! Developed with input from patients, partners, & healthcare professionals, this study will explore the impact of prostate cancer treatment on sexual well-being & mental health. Read more: #ProstateCancerResearch #PPI #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs

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This is great well done all involved!I’m just wondering if there is a paper version for older patients and their partners who may not be tech savvy that we could use?

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