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Know your risks for prostate cancer and the symptoms to look out for. Early detection can save lives.
Prostate cancer testing starts with a simple blood test. Understand what to expect during testing and diagnosis.
Learn the different types of treatments for prostate cancer, including their potential side effects and benefits.
Learn more about specialised support and care for recurrent or advanced prostate cancer.
"I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in February 2023 when a routine blood test detected an extremely high PSA reading... I'm currently undergoing radiation and hormone treatment with the hope I'll get the 'all clear' in October.
Don't wait to get tested, the initial blood test is quick, easy and painless and it could save your life - it saved mine."
"My GP recommended I start PSA testing at 47, which helped save my life. I had no symptoms, but was diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer. The tumour was around 1cm big.
The treatment and care I received was unbelievable and I’m very grateful for the medical staff and nurses who provided support throughout."
"When I was told I had an aggressive form of prostate cancer I was shocked. Then I very quickly learned how common the disease is, with one man diagnosed every 20 minutes. I couldn't have gotten through my diagnosis without PCFA's support. No bloke should have to face prostate cancer without someone to walk beside them."
"I have a family history – my Dad died at age 59 after a two-year battle with prostate cancer, so my brothers and I have always been at a higher risk. When I got my diagnosis I did my research and spoke to different specialists. Thankfully a PSMA PET/CT found that it hadn’t spread outside the prostate."
Find some of the latest prostate cancer research projects that are looking for consumer involvement and how to find more information for each.
A range of evidence-based resources translated in eight different languages to assist you, your partner and family with your prostate cancer journey.