ERASE STUDY

Exercise during Active Surveillance for Prostate Cancer

Please note that this website is NOT for participant recruitment.

​This website provides information and the updates of the ERASE Study.

WHAT CAN EXERCISE DO FOR MEN WITH PROSTATE CANCER ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE?

Active surveillance is a way of monitoring prostate cancer and is increasingly the therapy of choice for men with localized, slow-growing tumours, allowing them to delay or avoid treatment and the side effects that can occur after surgery and radiotherapy.

 
If our hypothesis is correct, exercise could be a cost-effective and simple way for men on active surveillance to feel better, slow cancer progression and delay or eliminate medical treatment altogether.

PROSTATE CANCER CANADA'S
STEP-UP CHALLENGE FUNDRAISER

EDMONTON

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Funds raised towards the ERASE Study

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2018: $78,000

2019: $58,000 

Funded by