January 9–12, 2027 at The Grand Hyatt Deer Valley in Park City, Utah
E. David Crawford, MD talks about the event in the video above.
The LUGPA 2027 Global Prostate Cancer Congress provides a comprehensive overview of best practices in the prevention, detection, management, and treatment of prostate cancer. The program is designed for clinicians as a live, in-person meeting to serve an audience of urology and oncology learners. This continuing medical education program has been designed to cover the latest research and cutting-edge topics in prostate cancer—including PSA screening, precision oncology, advanced imaging, active surveillance, and emerging therapies—while offering an opportunity to ski and enjoy resort activities in Park City.
NON-MEMBERS WELCOME - Seats for this event are available to LUGPA members at a discounted rate [members $500 and non-members: $800].
Join colleagues from across the country for an important gathering focused on bringing evidence-based insights back to your practice on Monday morning. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and experience Deer Valley.
Last year, this activity offered more than 9 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. This year’s activity is being planned and developed for a similar number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. The final number of credits will be announced once accreditation is confirmed. The total number of credits available will be based on the overall hours of accredited education offered during the program. Attendees will be able to claim credit reflecting their participation.
We will welcome submissions from members, non-members, residents, and industry professionals on topics including:
PSA Screening and Diagnosis
Active Surveillance
Precision Oncology
Local Therapy
Curative Intent Therapy for High Risk Disease
Oligometastatic Prostate Cancer
Metastatic Hormone-Sensitive Disease
mCRPC Treatment and the Androgen Receptor Pathway
Holistic Health – Protecting the Patient While Treating the Disease
Survivorship
Accepted presenters will be invited to submit a 2 minute video of their abstract to be played during the meeting—no need to attend in person.
Full submission guidelines can be found at the portal.
HELPFUL TRAVEL LINKS
Airport information: Salt Lake City Airport: Our hotel is located less than 45 minutes from Salt Lake City (SLC) Airport and the Salt Lake City Amtrak Station via car, taxi, limo or third-party shuttle.
Ground transportation:Snow Country Limo: Grand Hyatt Deer Valley’s preferred transportation partner is Snow Country Limo. Click below for assistance with booking transportation to and from the airport, or to any other destination you require. Other modes of transportation
Getting around: Property Shuttle - We provide a complimentary shuttle for hotel guests daily to and from Park City's Main Street. The shuttle operates from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. During periods of lower occupancy, shuttle service may operate on an on-demand basis. Please contact the front desk for the current shuttle schedule during your stay.
Questions? If you have any questions, please contact Katherine Stack, [email protected]. Industry partners who have questions can contact Rachel Rusch, [email protected].
Highlights from the 2026 LUGPA Global Prostate Cancer Congress
The learning begins at our Global Prostate Cancer Congress #LUGPAgpcc today. Program chair: E. David Crawford, MD welcomes the attendees and kicks off the CME sessions. pic.twitter.com/3yZ5NdctXU
The 2026 LUGPA Global Prostate Cancer Congress brought urology and oncology leaders together January 10–13 at the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley in Park City, Utah, for three days of education, collaboration, and connection focused on the full continuum of prostate cancer care.
Designed by LUGPA in collaboration with Specialty Networks, the program delivered evidence-based updates and practical insights spanning prevention, diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, and health policy. Sessions explored integrated cancer care models, the role of diet and the microbiome, APP-directed clinics, caregiver and patient perspectives, and strategies to enhance the patient and provider journey.
Clinical highlights included advances in diagnostics and imaging—such as PSMA-guided approaches, novel PET tracers, MRI, AI-supported pathology, and biomarker-driven testing—as well as in-depth discussions on genetics and genomics, localized and hormone-sensitive disease, and next-line therapies for castration-resistant prostate cancer, including radioligand therapy and PARP inhibitors. Dedicated sessions also addressed ADT side-effect management, cardio-oncology considerations, and survivorship.
The agenda balanced cutting-edge science with real-world application through expert panels, point-counterpoint debates, case discussions, and selected abstract presentations. Industry-supported symposia, exhibit hall programming, and networking events—including Industry Night—provided additional opportunities for engagement and peer connection. With built-in free time to enjoy the Deer Valley winter setting, the Congress delivered a distinctive blend of high-level education, meaningful dialogue, and collegial networking.
Photos from the meeting can be found on social media using #LUGPAgpcc, and educational content from the Congress will be made available on LUGPALearn in the coming months.