Cognitive impairment in survivors of prostate cancer
This clinical trial is funded by the World Cancer Research Fund and Cancer Australia and is aimed at understanding the effectiveness, feasibility, and acceptability of a combined physical and cognitive intervention to improve brain health and cognitive function of men affected by prostate cancer receiving androgen deprivation therapy.
Participants will be randomly allocated to one of the interventions arms involving either physical training, cognitive training, combined training, or waitlist control.
Assessments before and after the intervention involve cardiovascular fitness, various cognitive function tests and a blood test. As compensation for your time and parking expenses, you will receive a $360 VISA gift card after the study.
The outcomes of this study will provide much-needed information on the experiences of men affected by prostate cancer, to provide targeted supportive care interventions to optimise brain health and well-being.
If you are interested in partaking in our research, please download a copy of the Participant Information Form below and contact prostatebrainhealth@canberra.edu.au to inquire about you participation in this study.
UC Prostate Cancer Research Symposium
The 海角射区 will be hosting a research symposium which will provide a summary of results from a funded clinical trial investigating the feasibility and use of a novel concurrent cognitive and physical training intervention on cognitive and fatigue outcomes, aimed at those who are interested/practice in the research area.
Event Details
- Date: Monday, 15th of September
- Time: 2:00 PM start (Light refreshments provided)
- Venue: Ann Harding Conference Centre, 海角射区
- Parking: Casual parking is available across the road from the venue.
This symposium will also showcase several other relevant projects from other PhD candidates and researchers and provide a networking opportunity.
Further details of the trial are available here on the Australia and New Zealand Clinical Trial Registry: .
Registration via the following link is essential
Project Team: Researchers
UC- Dr Joe Northey
- Dr Kristy Martin
- Mrs Alanah Pike (PhD Student)
- Prof Nicolas Cherbuin
- Dr Ganes Pranavan (Medical Oncologist)
- Dr Amit Lampit
- Prof Catherine Paterson
- Mr Greg McRoberts (President of ACT PCSG)
Project status
Closed
Research centre
海角射区 - Research Institute for Sport and Exercise (RISE)
Australian National University - National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health (NCEPH)
Chief Investigator
Prof Ben Rattray (UC Lead, RISE: Exercise physiology, Exercise training, Cardio-vascular fitness, Cognitive training)