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ABSTRACT BACKGROUND The prevalence of sleep disturbances among prostate cancer (PCa) survivors, and extent of urologist involvement in sleep care are not well-studied. METHODS PCa survivors

(_n_ = 167) and urologists (_n_ = 145) were surveyed about sleep disturbances and survivorship care practices. RESULTS Most PCa survivors had sleep disturbances, including 50.9% with poor

sleep quality, 18.0% with clinical/severe insomnia, and 36.5% at high-risk for sleep apnea. Few urologists routinely screened for sleep disturbances, as recommended in national cancer

survivorship guidelines. CONCLUSIONS Optimal PCa survivorship care should incorporate screening for sleep disturbances, addressing comorbid factors affecting sleep and referring to sleep

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NYU Perlmutter Cancer Center Developmental Project Program, which is partially supported by the Cancer Center Support Grant P30CA016087, and the Edward Blank and Sharon Cosloy-Blank Family

Foundation. NG is supported by grant 5T32HS026120-04 from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and the NYU Clinical and Translational Science Institute grant 5UL1TR001445. The

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