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Life after prostate cancer can be a challenging time for men and for their families.

Erectile dysfunction and incontinence are common side effects of prostate cancer treatment, but fortunately there are solutions, and there are treatment options available to help you overcome them.

We invite you to join us as our guest speaker outlines ways in which both erectile dysfunction, and incontinence can be treated allowing you to live your life after cancer.

Please note: Spaces are limited so please register to secure a seat. A light snack will be provided with tea/coffee on arrival.

Hand sanitizer and masks will be supplied at the door. Face coverings help reduce the spread of COVID-19 so please bring these with you.

Guest speaker:

Mr Alastair Hepburn (Urologist)

Alastair is a Dunedin-based urologist practicing in both public and private hospitals. He is an Otago local, having grown up in Cromwell, studied medicine at University of Otago before travelling overseas.

He worked for several years in the U.K. as a Forensic Physician for the Devon and Cornwall Constabulary then returned to New Zealand and start formal surgical and urological training completing his fellowship years in New South Wales before returning to Dunedin.

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