Key sentence from the paper: “Overall survival was significantly longer in the immediate androgen-deprivation therapy arm compared with the delayed therapy arm.”

Key sentence from the paper: “[T]he skeletal consequences of hypogonadism in men are primarily due to estrogen deficiency.”

Key sentence from the paper: “The physician’s focus should be to optimize the cardiovascular and metabolic risk profile as much as feasible over the course of survivorship.”

Key sentence from the paper: “Transdermal oestradiol as a single agent produces castration levels of testosterone while mitigating [bone mineral density loss].”

Key sentence from the paper: “[A]DT or orchiectomy caused a mild 10% decline in hemoglobin and [red blood cell] counts in men with non-metastatic prostate cancer without anemia prior to receiving treatment… ADT correlated with a decline in mental fatigue surrogate score...”

Key sentence from the paper: “Although the effects of exercise interventions on [quality of life] are apparent, it is unclear whether these improvements are attributable to increased interventionist contact, aerobic exercise, resistance exercise, or the combination of all three..”

Key sentence from the paper: “[A] combination of dutasteride+bicalutamide showed a favourable toxicity profile compared to LHRH agonists in regard to EPIC sexual summary, EPIC sexual function and EPIC sexual bother scores.”

Key sentence from the paper: “…The levels of concordance and relationships between [subjective and objective assessment of hot flashes and night sweats] in this sample of men were similar to those of women…during…menopause and following treatments for breast cancer.” 

Key sentence from the paper: “…All [men with prostate cancer] should be risk assessed [for bone health]… rather than singling out men with ADT as all men with prostate cancer have an increased risk of fracture.” 

 Key sentence from Uth et al (2014): “…football training improves clinically relevant ourcomes and thus may be considered as a recommendable alternative to traditional rehabilitation interventions.”

Key sentence from Bruun et al (2014): “…football, due to its cultural representation of masculine ideals, may be a potent and unique strategy for increasing recruitment and adherence to physical activity in prostate cancer patients.”

Key sentence from Uth et al (2015): “Compared to standard care, 32 weeks of football training improved [bone mineral density] at clinically important femoral sites and parameters of physical functioning in men undergoing ADT for [prostate cancer].”