• Oct 14
    CAIRIBU BPH Research Interest Group Knowledge Exchange

    Jim Brooks, MD

    (6 PM Central | 4 PM Pacific) Zoom Link

    BPH is a heterogeneous disease with regards to growth, fibrosis, clinical presentation and natural history. Jim Brooks, MD (Stanford University) will lead a discussion on potential methods of phenotyping BPH with the goal of developing methods of classifying BPH that could be used clinically to effectively match patients with appropriate therapies, predict natural history, and predict potential outcomes of treatments, including side-effects.

  • Sep 9
    CAIRIBU BPH Research Interest Group Knowledge Exchange

    Shane Wells, MD; Jesse Hamilton, PhD

    (6 PM Central | 4 PM Pacific) Zoom Link

    During this session, Shane Wells, MD will present “Quantitative prostate MRI for BPH” alongside collaborator Jesse Hamilton, PhD.

  • Aug 12
    CAIRIBU BPH Research Interest Group Knowledge Exchange

    Alex Glaser, MD

    (6 PM Central | 4 PM Pacific) Join Zoom for BPH RIG Knowledge Exchange

    Alex Glaser, MD (Endeavor Health) will present "Modern surgical management of BPH and implications for translational work."

  • Jul 8
    CAIRIBU BPH Research Interest Group Knowledge Exchange

    Simon Hayward, PhD

    (6 PM Central | 4 PM Pacific) Zoom Link

    The BPH Research Interest Group connects investigators from a variety of fields who are engaged or interested in studying benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). During this session, Simon Hayward, PhD (Endeavor Health) review BPH research progress over the last few decades to contextualize the current state of the field and necessary future directions.

  • Jun 10
    CAIRIBU BPH Research Interest Group: From Introductions to Innovation

    (7 PM Central | 5 PM Pacific) Zoom Link

    The BPH Research Interest Group connects investigators from a variety of fields who are engaged or interested in studying benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). This session will welcome new participants and briefly summarize first meeting then transition to breakout groups to discuss specific topics in BPH research.

  • May 6
    CAIRIBU BPH Research Interest Group Meet and Greet

    (6 PM Central | 4 PM Pacific) Zoom Link

    The BPH Research Interest Group connects investigators from a variety of fields who are engaged or interested in studying benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). This interdisciplinary initiative, involving basic and translational scientists as well as clinicians, will stimulate knowledge exchange, ideas, and research collaborations in BPH research.