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A study looking at how common anxiety and depression are in men having active surveillance for prostate cancer

Overview

Cancer types:

Prostate cancer

Status:

Results

Phase:

Other

Details

This study questioned men with prostate cancer who have chosen to delay treatment, to find out how much they are at risk of anxiety and depression.

If you have prostate cancer that is completely inside the prostate, you can have the following treatments

If your cancer is slow growing, your doctor can carefully monitor your cancer and only treat it if it gets worse. This is called active surveillance. If you choose active surveillance you avoid treatment side effects but need to live with the risk of your cancer possibly getting worse in the future.

Recruitment start: 1 September 2011

Recruitment end: 31 December 2012

How to join

Please note: In order to join a trial you will need to discuss it with your doctor, unless otherwise specified.

Chief investigators

Professor George Lewith

Supported by

National Institute for Health Research Cancer Research Network (NCRN)

University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

Last reviewed: 10 June 2015

CRUK internal database number: 8415

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